A white dwarf called WD J1330+6435 is the sole green star astronomers know about, and calcium, lithium and sodium in its makeup are the reason for that color. The glow has been compared to Kryptonite. Mark A. Garlick of the University of Warwick gets the image credit.
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A white dwarf called WD J1330+6435 is the sole green star astronomers know about, and calcium, lithium and sodium in its makeup are the reason for that color. The glow has been compared to Kryptonite. Mark A. Garlick of the University of Warwick gets the image credit.
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