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Early universe, artwork

Early universe. Artwork showing the clumping of matter in stellar nurseries in the early universe. Stars form when gravitational accretion causes clumps of gas and dust (nebulae, yellow) to become dense enough to support nuclear fusion. Shockwaves from the birth and death of surrounding stars also aids the process. Two large stars are at upper left. The first stars formed around 100 million years after the origin of the universe (the Big Bang). Stars have continued to form and re-form in the billions of years that followed the formation of the first stars

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Astrophysical Astrophysics Cosmological Cosmology Dust Early Universe Forming Hydrogen Gas Nebula Nebulae Nuclear Fusion Star Star Birth Star Formation Stars Stellar Evolution Stellar Nursery Universe Nurseries Young Stars


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This artwork titled "Early Universe" takes us on a mesmerizing journey back in time to witness the birth of stars. The image showcases the clumping of matter in stellar nurseries during the early universe, where stars were formed through a remarkable process. In this cosmic masterpiece, we are presented with an array of nebulae, depicted as vibrant yellow clouds. These nebulae consist of gas and dust that gradually accumulate due to gravitational accretion. As these clumps become denser over time, they reach a critical point where nuclear fusion ignites within them, giving birth to brilliant stars. The significance of this celestial phenomenon is further enhanced by shockwaves emanating from neighboring star births and deaths. These shockwaves play a crucial role in facilitating the formation process by compressing and shaping the surrounding matter. At the upper left corner of the artwork, two large stars shine brightly against the backdrop of interstellar space. These luminous giants symbolize some of the earliest stars that emerged approximately 100 million years after the Big Bang – marking an awe-inspiring milestone in our universe's timeline. Since then, countless generations of stars have continued to form and re-form throughout billions of years. This breathtaking illustration serves as a testament to both their enduring existence and their vital role in shaping our cosmos. "Early Universe" invites us to ponder upon our humble origins while marveling at nature's ability to create such ethereal beauty amidst vast expanses beyond imagination.

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