With the exception of our sun, most stars are huge, bright balls of gas located trillions of miles away from earth true or false

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Coleman Hess

Chemistry

1 February, 14:41

With the exception of our sun, most stars are huge, bright balls of gas located trillions of miles away from earth true or false

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Francesca Hebert · Answer 1

True

Explanation:

Stars are bright and enormous astronomical bodies that are located at a large distance from the earth. They are made up of the lightest gaseous elements namely hydrogen and helium. These hydrogen atoms undergo the reaction of nuclear fusion, which fuels the energy of the star and allows the star to shine, releasing a large amount of energy. They are located about trillions of miles away from the location of the earth, due to which they appear smaller in size.

Thus, the above-given statement is True.