What is the most important property of a star that determines its evolution?

The most important property of a star that determines its evolution is its mass.

In fact:
- Low-mass stars becomes red giants, which can collapse (again, depending on the mass) into white dwarfs or into type I-A supernovae
- High-mass stars becomes instead red supergiants, and finally they collapse into type 2-A supernovae. Depending on the mass, the star finally collapses into a neutron star (for stars with medium masses) or into a black hole (for very massive stars).

The fourth planet from the sun is Mars. There are 8 planets in our solar system. Its a source of debate of whether or not Pluto is a planet so there is 8 planets and not 9.

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