When red giants were young one hundred years ago astronomers thought large, cool stars were destined to become stars like the Sun

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Veröffentlicht: 2023
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Russell, Henry Norris > Hertzsprung, Ejnar > Geschichte 1905-1925 > Entdeckung > Theorie > Roter Riese > Astronomie
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