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White dwarfs are the incredibly dense remnants of dead stars
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When a medium-sized star like our sun eventually dies, it puffs off its outer layers and leaves behind its glowing hot core. This 'white dwarf' is roughly the size of Earth but contains the mass of an entire sun. It generates absolutely no new energy; it simply sits in the void, slowly cooling down like a forgotten cosmic briquette.
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