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These studies suggest that stars and dead planets are related through the process of stellar metamorphosis, where dead stars can evolve into planets and exoplanets.
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The concept of stellar metamorphosis suggests that stars evolve over time into what we recognize as planets or exoplanets. This theory posits that planets are essentially ancient stars that have undergone significant changes. The following synthesis explores the key insights from various research papers on whether stars can be considered dead planets.
Evolution of Stars into Planets:
Composition of Dead Stars:
Stages of Dead Stars:
Mass and Density Limits:
Chemical Equilibrium:
The research collectively supports the idea that stars can indeed be considered dead planets. Over time, stars evolve into planets, undergoing changes in composition and structure. Dead stars share similar characteristics with planets, such as being composed of rocks, minerals, and metals. The stages of a star's death and the limits on their mass and density further align with the characteristics of planets. Thus, it is reasonable to conclude that stars are essentially ancient, transformed planets.
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