What are stars made of? Group of answer choices
A: Pretty much the same as Earth, but with a special shell
B: Pure energy (light)
C: Gases — primarily Hydrogen, then Helium, traces of other elements
D: Combustible hydrocarbon compounds and oxygen
E: Superheated metallic elements

Stars are bundles of hot gases which primarily consists of hydrogen gas and then helium. Their shine is due to thermonuclear fusion of hydrogen into helium or burning of hydrogen gas into helium in their cores which releases large amount of energy and later this process leads to formation of some heavier elements.

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What are stars made of? Group of answer choices A: Pretty much the same as Earth, but with a special shell B: Pure energy (light) C: Gases — primarily Hydrogen, then Helium, traces of other elements D: Combustible hydrocarbon compounds and oxygen E: Superheated metallic elements

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What are stars made of? Group of answer choices
A: Pretty much the same as Earth, but with a special shell
B: Pure energy (light)
C: Gases — primarily Hydrogen, then Helium, traces of other elements
D: Combustible hydrocarbon compounds and oxygen
E: Superheated metallic elements