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What keeps stars such as the Sun from collapsing from their own self-gravity?

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  • the centrifugal force created by rapid rotation
  • the electrical repulsion of nuclei in the plasma
  • the gravitational pull created by orbiting planets
  • the outward pressure created by nuclear fusion

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