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  • 18-08-2021
  • Chemistry
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How was the death of early stars
important to the formation of
planets and planetary systems?

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ericamclendon43
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  • 18-08-2021

Answer:

Since the earliest stars that formed in the universe (Population III stars) do not have the required metallicity to host planets, it is believed that the supernova explosions from such stars helped enrich subsequent (Population II) stars, some of which may still be in existence and could host planets.

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