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Stellar collision

A stellar collision is the coming together of two stars caused by stellar dynamics within a star cluster, or by the orbital decay of a binary star due to stellar mass loss or gravitational radiation, or by other mechanisms not yet well understood.

Types of stellar collisions and mergers, Stellar collisions and the Solar System & Overview

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Types of stellar collisions and mergers

Contact binaryGlobular clustersMilky WayV1309 ScorpiiRed giant
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Stellar collisions and the Solar System

SunParsecsAUKleinmann–Low NebulaOrion Nebula
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Overview

StarsStellar dynamicsStar clusterOrbital decayBinary star
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Discovery

Messier 30Charles MessierHubble Space TelescopeBlue stragglers
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Types of stellar collisions and mergers

Formation of planets

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Stellar collisions and the Solar System

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Stellar collision

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Stellar collision

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related to Discovery · 8
Stellar collision → Astronomers, Charles Messier, For, In, Messier, The Hubble Space Telescope, While, With
related to Stellar collisions and the Solar System · 6
Stellar collision → AU, Earth's, For, Sun, The, While
related to External links · 4
Stellar collision → May, Pau Amaro Seoane MODEST, Retrieved, Stellar Collisions
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Stellar collision → coming together of two stars caused by stellar dynamics within a star cluster

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Stellar collisionis acoming together of two stars caused by stellar dynamics within a star cluster0.90text
Stellar collisionrelated to DiscoveryWhile0.60section
Stellar collisionrelated to DiscoveryFor0.60section
Stellar collisionrelated to DiscoveryMessier0.60section
Stellar collisionrelated to DiscoveryCharles Messier0.60section
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Stellar collisionrelated to DiscoveryThe Hubble Space Telescope0.60section
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Stellar collisionrelated to DiscoveryAstronomers0.60section
Stellar collisionrelated to External linksPau Amaro Seoane MODEST0.60section
Stellar collisionrelated to External linksStellar Collisions0.60section
Stellar collisionrelated to External linksRetrieved0.60section

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