Get Google Newsfeed on the topic: But this giant ball of solar ash still has mass and so still has the force called gravitation that crushes it under billion and trillions of mega tons of pressure and keeps doing so unhindered by the explosive force of light and energy that is absent. It builds a tendency of consuming up nearby stars and so grow itself.

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But this giant ball of solar ash still has mass and so still has the force called gravitation that crushes it under billion and trillions of mega tons of pressure and keeps doing so unhindered by the explosive force of light and energy that is absent. It builds a tendency of consuming up nearby stars and so grow itself.