Rameesh
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why density of core of the sun is changing ?
please give me brief explain with calculation
please give me brief explain with calculation
The density of the Sun's core, currently approximately 150 g/cm³, is changing due to the accumulation of helium ash as the Sun ages. This process is a result of nuclear fusion reactions converting hydrogen into helium, leading to variations in core density over time. Understanding these changes is crucial for astrophysical models that predict stellar evolution and behavior.
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