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What do stars have to do with nuclear reactions?

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The sun and the other stars produce light and heat by the fusion thermonuclear reactions going on in their core. The first full stage of a star's life is the primary phase where it is fusing hydrogen to helium, then helium starts fusing into nitrogen, and so on until iron, at which point the reaction stops.

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