A star like the Sun will eventually become an electron degenerate white dwarf star.

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When a star like the Sun runs out of fuel, it will go through several phases of expansion and contraction before shedding its outer layers and becoming a compact object known as a white dwarf. The pressure of the electrons in the core of the star will prevent it from collapsing further, creating what is known as electron degeneracy pressure. A white dwarf is currently the final phase of evolution for low-mass stars like our Sun.

A Star Like the Sun Will Eventually Become an Electron