The Birth of Stars, Black Holes, and Nebulae in the Universe
In the vast expanse of space, a colossal conglomerate of gas and dust extends across numerous light-years. The omnipresent force of gravity diligently endeavors to draw these particulate matters together. Minute grains of dust gradually accumulate more elements, instigating a perpetual cycle of accretion. Eventually, a critical mass of gas and dust coalesces into a massive sphere where, at its core, temperatures soar to approximately 15 million degrees. At this juncture, a spectacular phenomenon unfolds – nuclear fusion is ignited within the core, illuminating the amalgamated mass. Thus commences the genesis of a nascent star in the cosmic tapestry of our Universe. The Birth of Stars
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