Hubble Weighs in on the Heaviest Stars in the Galaxy.
Unlike humans, stars are born with all the weight they will ever have. A human's birth weight varies by just a few pounds, but a star's weight ranges from less than a tenth to more than 100 times the mass of our Sun. Although astronomers know that stars come in a variety of masses, they are still stumped when it comes to figuring out if stars have a weight limit at birth. <b>NOTE: French, German, and Italian translations follow...</b>
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