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Observations
  • Stars forms in stellar nurseries (i.e., dusty plasmas).
  • A nearby supernova helps dusty plasmas collapse.
  • The dusty plasmas do not collapse concentrically — they form into filaments, and stars sometimes form like beads on a string along these filaments.
  • Gravity from detectable matter accounts for only 1/5 ~ 1/20 of the force necessary to get dusty plasmas to collapse into stars.

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