What is a How are they
Nebula?
A nebula is an astronomical
cloud of dust made up of
hydrogen , helium and
other gases. Originally
the nebula was a broad name
for any astronomical object,
including galaxies beyond the
Milky Way .The Nebula often
makes star forming areas, for
example in the Eagle Nebula.
This nebula is shown in one
of NASA's most famous images,
the "Pillars of Creation". In
these regions the formation of
gases, dust and other materials
bunch together to make larger
masses, which attract more
matter, and eventually will
become big enough to
form stars. The remaining
formed?
Many nebulas form from
the gravitational collapse of gas in
space. As the material collapses
under its own weight, huge stars
may form in the center, and
their ultraviolet energy comes
together with the surrounding gas,
making it visible at great distances.
Examples of these types of nebula
are the Rosette Nebula and
the Pelican Nebula. These are some
of the sites where star formation
occurs. The formed stars are
sometimes known as a young, loose
cluster.
Some nebulas are formed as the
result of supernova explosions. The
materials are taken off from
the supernova explosion and they
are connected by the energy. One
of the best examples of this is
the Crab Nebula. The supernova
event was recorded in the year
1054. The solid object that was