Stars determine their own masses | PressReleasePoint

In theory, masses of stars should vary wildly, yet mass distribution is nearly universal New simulations show that star formation is a self-regulatory process In an effort to oppose gravity, stellar feedback pushes stellar masses toward the same mass distribution.

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