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How do astronomers determine the ages of stars?

OSCAR MICHELETTI, BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
As stars age, a variety of observational characteristics naturally change. Some are dramatically obvious, while others are subtle. The calculated age's accuracy depends on the star's mass, its state of evolution, and whether or not it has a companion.

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