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Astronomers have discovered vast differences in stars throught their observations. One theory used to explain these differences is that.
1. the distances between stars are vast
2. stars are at different points in their life cycles
3. earths atmosphere distorts our view of the stars
4. there is to much light pollution on earth to sturdy stars

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We can confirm that the most likely reason for astronomers to see differences in the stars they observe is that stars are at different points in their life cycles.

What is the life cycle of a star?

Stars are said to have seven phases to their lives, which include them being:

  1. nebula
  2. Protostar
  3. Main sequence star.
  4. Red giant star.
  5. White dwarf.
  6. Supernova.
  7. Neutron star or black hole.

Each of these phases of a star have vastly different characteristics and can explain the differences in the observations made by the astronomers.

Therefore, we can confirm that option 2 is correct in that the differences seen by the astronomers are likely because stars are at different points in their life cycles.

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