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The Nay Science is a readable, accessible introduction to a subject that has fascinated and confused scientists for centuries: It may be one of our planet’s most plentiful elements, but helium’s unique set of properties makes it anything but common. Exploring everything from its birth in ancient stars to its current applications in spaceflight and medical imaging, The Nay Science will take you on an exhilarating adventure where science and history meet. The story begins four billion years ago, long before our Sun was born. Some four light-years away at a time when Earth was just starting to form in orbit around a star called Sol, another solar system was also taking shape.
Only one of these suns survived: ours. Its twin perished after exhausting its supply of hydrogen fuel. Its outer layers expand outward, forming a shell of gas around what remains of its core. This gas began to cool and contract until gravity pulled it into a dense ball once again. As more material continued to fall inward toward Sol’s new center, hydrogen atoms collided with each other at such high speeds that they fused together into helium atoms—the same process that powers our own sun today—creating enough energy to sustain itself for billions of years.
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About “Vishwa Adluri” the author of “The Nay Science”
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