A star is born on a low-density cloud of dust and gas called a Nebula ?
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Apr 29
Yes, that is correct. Stars are born within nebulae, which are vast clouds of dust and gas in space. The gravitational forces within a nebula can cause the dust and gas to collapse and form a protostar, which eventually becomes a fully-fledged star through nuclear fusion. This process of star formation is a crucial part of the life cycle of stars in the universe.