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EDIT: well if it is blinking colors like "holiday-stars" as i call them, there is a black hole or another star stealing matter from it. and a star loses matter when it becomes a black hole because it sucks in all matter and light and sound and crushes it out of existance. a star CAN lose matter! so the law of conservation of mass is neither wrong or correct in this sense.

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