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The main sequence is a distinctive band of stars that appears on diagrams plotting stellar brightness against temperature, representing stars that are actively fusing hydrogen in their cores. Most stars, including our Sun, spend the majority of their lifetimes on the main sequence, making it the most important stage in a star's life cycle.
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