Eventually, all low mass stars will become white, then black, dwarfs.

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This is because low mass stars do not have enough mass to undergo a supernova explosion at the end of their life, so they will gradually shed their outer layers and become a white dwarf, which will eventually cool down to become a black dwarf. This is because in the later stages of their evolution, low mass stars will eventually exhaust all of their hydrogen fuel and enter the red giant phase. After this, they will shed their outer layers and become either planetary nebulae or white dwarfs, and eventually cool down to become black dwarfs.

Eventually, All Low Mass Stars Will Become White, Then Black