
Low-mass stars undergo an abrupt dip in brightness, known as the luminosity bump, towards the end of their lives.
The onset of the luminosity bump has remained elusive, but a new study suggests entropy is the key driver.
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The study of the luminosity bump can provide insights into the life cycles of stars
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