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What happens when gas and dust collapse inward during stellar evolution?
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What happens when gas and dust collapse inward during stellar evolution?

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When the released energy reaches the outer layers of the ball of gas and dust, it moves off into space in the form of electromagnetic radiation. The ball, now a star, begins to shine. ... Throughout their lives, stars fight the inward pull of the force of gravity.
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