Why do stars have almost the same relative abundances of helium, but different abundances of heavier elements?
| September 23, 2020 | Education
The helium content in stars is practically the same, as it is determined mainly by thermonuclear fusion in the first minutes of the Big Bang. The formation of heavy elements occurred as a result of local synthesis during the evolution of specific stars.
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