Astronomers measure stellar masses in terms of the Sun’s mass (just shy of 4.4 quadrillion quadrillion pounds [2.0 quadrillion quadrillion kilograms]). Most stars in globular clusters today are less massive than the Sun, but some exceptions exist. Thus, the answer to your question comes in three parts — normal stars, “blue stragglers,” and stellar remnants.
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