The Least Massive Stars in Which Nuclear Fusion Occurs Have

question 15

Multiple Choice

The least massive stars in which nuclear fusion occurs have masses of about 8% that of the Sun.Why don't less massive objects ever experience nuclear fusion?

• A)They explode before fusion can begin
• B)They collide with other objects and increase their masses
• C)They never become hot enough for fusion to occur
• D)They become black holes before fusion can begin

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