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NF
(redirected from Nuclear Furnace)

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NFNuclear Factor
NFNewfoundland
NFNorfolk Island
NFNational Forest
NFNeurofibromatosis
NFNiagara Falls (NY/Canada border)
NFNon-Fiction
NFNoise Figure
NFNursing Facility
NFNational Front (GB political party)
NFNo Fear (clothing brand)
NFNormal Form
NFNot Fair
NFNanofiltration
NFNew Frontier (Star Trek novel series)
NFNear-Field
NFNational Formulary
NFNo Fault (insurance)
NFNew Front (Suriname)
NFNear Field
NFNutrition Facts
NFNuclear Fuel
NFNeurofibromin
NFNot Funny
NFNecrotizing Fasciitis
NFNew Face
NFNavy Field (video game)
NFNear Fine (condition of used merchandise)
NFNetFinity (IBM server model)
NFNeurofibromatosis, Inc.
NFNoise Factor
NFNational Forum
NFNo Force (Star Wars)
NFNight Fighter (Aircraft)
NFNorme Française (French Standard)
NFNoise Filter
NFNotch Filter
NFNanofarad
NFNuestra Familia (Our Family, prison gang)
NFNo Food
NFNOFORN
NFNatural Frequency
NFNet Force (Tom Clancy novel series)
NFNational Fine (screw thread, Society of Automotive Engineers)
NFNear-Far (resistance)
NFNumber of Failures
NFNanofiber
NFNeutron Flux
NFNo Funds
NFNational Fine (threading)
NFNon-Factor
NFNorthumberland Fusiliers (British Army)
NFNormalizing Factor
NFNeutral File
NFNormal Functionality
NFNo Figure
NFNew Frontiers Program
NFNatural Fluorescence
NFNuclear Furnace
NFNowa Fantastyka (Polish)
NFNintendo Forum
NFNordlands Framtid
NFNight Foreman
NFNose Fairing
NFAir Vanuatu Limited (IATA airline code)
NFNordfinans
NFNegative Furnished


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will seed the cosmos with elements forged in the star's nuclear furnace, some of which have formed into complex organic molecules.
After only a few thousand years, the outer layer of the dying star is blasted out into space, carrying with it iron, carbon, oxygen, nitrogen and other elements - some of them essential to life - that were created in the star's nuclear furnace.
Created along with hydrogen and helium in the Big Bang, lithium is destroyed in the nuclear furnace of low-mass stars.
 
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