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Did you know stars can come in many colors? Join our NASA Spotlite Student Producers as they explain how a star's color can help determine its mass, surface temperature, and position in its lifecycle!

Published on: June 01, 2018

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NASA, sun, heat, student, star, color, mass, temperature, lifecycle, universe, lifespan, space, solar system, Spotlite