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  • Stellar Nucleation: How Stars Are Born from Gas Clouds
    The process of a star forming inside a cloud of gas and dust is called stellar nucleation.

    Here's a breakdown:

    * Nebula: The cloud of gas and dust is called a nebula.

    * Gravity: Gravity causes the gas and dust to clump together.

    * Core Formation: As the clump gets denser, the core heats up.

    * Nuclear Fusion: At a certain temperature and pressure, nuclear fusion begins in the core, which releases enormous amounts of energy, leading to the birth of a star.

    So, the entire process from the initial cloud to the birth of the star is often referred to as stellar nucleation.

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