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Spinning Stars and Life in Stellar Metamorphosis

Authors: Jeffrey Joseph Wolynski

It is hypothesized that all stars need to spin with significant axial angular momentum to create life (begin the process of evolution from simple compounds and native elements. A star that does not have significant axial angular momentum cannot create it. A few reasons are provided. It is a given that the mystery to why planets spin is solved. It is because they are older stars that have cooled and lost their mass (morphed) from earlier stages. Now what needs to be explained is why stars spin when they are born. The youngest stars probably spin with the most axial angular momentum, but that is for a later discussion.

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