The phases in the life cycle of the Sun from the birth of the Sun to the time in the far distant future when the Sun has cooled are:
- Casts off matter as planetary nebula.
- Begins nuclear fusion at its core.
- Exists as it is today.
- Enters red giant phase.
- Becomes a white dwarf.
- Becomes a black dwarf.
What is a solar system?
A solar system can be defined as a collection of the outer and inner planetary (astronomical) bodies alongside the Moon that are in orbit around the Sun, in slightly elliptical orbits.
What is the Sun?
The Sun can be defined as an astronomical (celestial) body found within the solar system around which planetary (astronomical) bodies revolve and whose light shines on planet Earth to differentiate day and night.
Based on astronomical records and information, we can infer and logically conclude that the phases in the life cycle of the Sun from the birth of the Sun to the time in the far distant future when the Sun has cooled are:
- Casts off matter as planetary nebula.
- Begins nuclear fusion at its core.
- Exists as it is today.
- Enters red giant phase.
- Becomes a white dwarf.
- Becomes a black dwarf.
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