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  • Newborn Stars: Understanding Protostars and Stellar Formation
    A new star is called a newborn star or a protostar.

    Here's a breakdown:

    * Protostar: This is the early stage of a star's formation. It's a dense clump of gas and dust that is still collapsing under its own gravity.

    * Newborn Star: This term is used more broadly for a star that has just finished forming and is starting to shine on its own.

    It's important to note that the term "new star" can also refer to a nova or supernova, which are events where a star experiences a sudden increase in brightness, but this is not the formation of a new star.

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