Astronomers Keep Finding Stars That Should Be Dead. Now, We May Finally Know Why

The most massive stars in the Universe are also the shortest-lived. The more mass a star has, the more quickly it burns through its fuel reserves, resulting in lifespans that are less than around 10 million years.

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