I'll drink to that where we get behind the scenes of the beverage business.

I'm Levy Dalton.

I'm Erin Scala and here's our show today. Oh, Today we're going to go outside of planet Earth and talk about stars for a minute.

Actually it has a lot to do with wine because a lot of us talk about Terwar in our daily lives.

In fact, if you're a winemaker out there listening, I'm sure you've analyzed the soil in your vineyards based on what elements are there.

Where do elements come from? based on what elements are there.

Where do elements come from?

All the elements in a vineyard that make Terriwaire,

that make wine what it is today,

that give all those flavors to wine,

that change the chemistry of the soil, these all come from star

explosions and once you dig into this a little bit it really blows your mind

about how much what's going on in the universe and the physics of the universe

really affect what's in our glass of wine.

So how does stars work? Well stars have a life and death cycle just like people.

They're born and then they die. And the bigger a star is,

stars are composed primarily of hydrogen.

That's, it's the first element

and there's only one electron around hydrogen.

So it's kind of the simplest element that there is.

Hydrogen is plentiful in the universe, at least right now, and there's lots of it out there.

So essentially, when a star ignites, if it has a lot of mass, hydrogen is there filling up the star, it's tons of gravitational pull

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