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They will end up as neutron stars or even black holes. Usually they will first

explode as a supernova (of type1a).

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11y ago

it will simply explode and destroy everything that is in the solar system then turn into a black hole and suck in anything near bye.

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it will explode and swallow or like melt the inner planets and it will lose its gravitational pull and the planets remaining will float off in space alone and the star would turn into a white dwarf then into a black hole

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Edit: A massive star becomes a Type II Supernova. After the enormous explosion of the Supernova there remains either a dense neutron star

or a black hole.

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They become "white dwarf" stars, having used up all their energy sources. This should happen after a "red giant" stage.

However, the very low mass "red dwarf" stars are not able to become red giants and will go straight to the white dwarf stage.

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14y ago

Very massive stars die in titanic supernova explosions in which over half of the mass of the star is thrown off into space in shells of dust and gas.

The core of the star is crushed, we believe, into a black hole.

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11y ago

Bang.

No seriously, that is what will happen. The constant exchange between pressure and gravity will result in a supernova explosion when the star will literally implode and then explode, shedding all the remaining gasses into outer space.

What will be left, will depend on the original mass, either a neutron star or a black hole.

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14y ago

That would be a supernova explosion.

That would be a supernova explosion.

That would be a supernova explosion.

That would be a supernova explosion.

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12y ago

That would be a supernova, and could turn into a Gamma Ray burst

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14y ago

Astronomers refer to the explosive death of stars as supernovae.

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14y ago

An exploding star is a nova (or supernova).

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16y ago

Supernova or Hypernova if the star is massive and dense enough

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