Stories by Jesse L. Greenstein

Neither stars nor galaxies, they are perhaps the brightest objects in the universe, and among the most distant. Until their puzzling spectra were recently decoded they were mistaken for nearby stars

The white dwarfs, with their thermonuclear fires long since extinguished, are cooling down to the temperature of space. They are a portent of the inexorable fate of all other stars

A compendium of knowledge about the source of virtually all the heat on the earth: the sun