A supermassive star built by stellar collisions in a young globular cluster can expel enough hot-hydrogen-burned gas to explain the observed multiple stellar populations and their mass trend.
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Supermassive stars as the origin of the multiple populations in globular clusters
A supermassive star built by stellar collisions in a young globular cluster can expel enough hot-hydrogen-burned gas to explain the observed multiple stellar populations and their mass trend.