How stars form from nebulae?

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Suryin =)
Oct 18, 2015

from supernova

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During supernova explosion, the heat in stars reach very high temperatures, iron atoms within the core of the star fuse together to form new elements. The newly formed elements, along with most of the star's remaining gases, explode into space. The resulting cloud of dust and gases forms a new nebula.

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