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brauner Zwerg
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Himmelskörper mit Größen zwischen Planeten und Sternen
A brown dwarf is an object in space that's bigger than a gas giant like Jupiter but too small to become a true star. Scientists study brown dwarfs to better understand the gap between planets and stars, and to learn more about how objects form in space.
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Braune Zwerge sind Himmelskörper, die eine Sonderstellung zwischen Sternen und Planeten einnehmen. Ihre Massen sind weniger als 75 Jupitermassen und reichen daher nicht aus, um wie in den leichtesten Sternen, den Roten Zwergen, eine Wasserstofffusion in ihrem Inneren in Gang zu setzen. Andererseits sind sie mit mindestens 13 Jupitermassen (d. h. massereicher als planetare Gasriesen) schwer genug für den Beginn der Deuteriumfusion.
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