Stellar Observations & Star Clusters

spectacular

emission

diffuse

globular

how old the Universe is.

where the old stars of the galaxy are located.

how far away the nebula cloud is.

where other new stars are forming.

infrared signatures of nearby planets.

galactic-core formations.

new star formation with proto-planetary disks.

black holes at the center of each globular cluster.

a planetary disk of material circling the young star.

massive planets and comets still swirling around.

ancient aliens.

that it was part of an open star cluster.

optical (or visible)

infrared

x-ray

ultraviolet

of solar flares & coronal mass ejections.

of x-rays into the surrounding planetary disks.

called biaxial collimated super flows.

called bipolar jets or flows.

tidal waves

shock waves

bipolar jets

gravity waves

by collapsing molecular clouds in interstellar space

by a congregation of mass through black holes

through massive shock waves

through worm holes in space/time

the big bang made all stars equal

because they're all made of hydrogen

they formed from the same material in the same region

because they all started out as protostars

initial stellar mass inside a nebula cloud

where and how these stars form in the galaxy

whether or not there are protostars in a molecular cloud

initial nebular mass at the outset of cloud expansion