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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Does "the new star" refer to "sun"?
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Scientists believe our own sun did not form in the early days of the universe; our sun is instead a second- or third-generation star, formed about 5 billion years ago by a local recoalescence. As that was occurring, a small proportion of heavier elements in the vicinity escaped incorporation into the new star, and instead collected into the planets that now rotate around our sun.
Scientists believe our own sun did not form in the early days of the universe; our sun is instead a second- or third-generation star, formed about 5 billion years ago by a local recoalescence. As that was occurring, a small proportion of heavier elements in the vicinity escaped incorporation into the new star, and instead collected into the planets that now rotate around our sun.
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Thank you 5jj.
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