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Nebula

The nebula is where are stars begin their life. They are a swirling cloud of gas and dust. The nebula provides all the thing a star needs to form.

Protostar

The protostar looks like a star but isn't fully fused.They are usually surrounded by dust making them not noticeable to the human eye.

Giant Star

They are way more luminous and bigger than our sun. They fuse hydrogen together.They fuse this element as fuel, but as hydrogen runs out ,it fuses helium.