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November 4th 06, 08:29 AM
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mass limit
hi, is there an actual name for the mass limit that a planet must achieve
beyond which it will collapse and become a star? i studied astrophysics many years ago and seemed to remember there was, or am I becoming confused with the chandraseka (spelling may be well off there) limit for a black hole? thanks 
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