ATOM BUILDING KEEPS STARS SHINING, SAYS A.A.A.S. HEAD
The building up of other heavier atoms out of hydrogen stokes the internal heat of the stars, including the sun, Prof. Henry Norris Russell, Princeton University astronomer recently elected president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, suggested in the Maiben lecture before the Association.
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