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How massive are globular clustersò?? stars? Theyò??re old, so they can't be too big, right?

David Oertel, Bangor, Maine
RELATED TOPICS: STARS
NGC-0104--Thomas-V-Davis
Astronomers measure stellar masses in terms of the Sunò??s mass (just shy of 4.4 quadrillion quadrillion pounds [2.0 quadrillion quadrillion kilograms]). Most stars in globular clusters today are less massive than the Sun, but some exceptions exist. Thus, the answer to your question comes in three parts ò?? normal stars, ò??blue stragglers,ò?? and stellar remnants.

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