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August 25th 06, 06:13 AM
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Is there a fine line between a planet and a star?
IE: Is it possible to have an on/off star? ...Or does the mass have to
surpass the necessary requirements, such that once fusion commences, it would be guaranteed to be ongoing. ...And 2): would the critical mass ensure that the ignition would initially commence with the very central atom within the mass, or can fusion commence within a plus or minus gravitational pressure range? ...Jon 
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