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The Horsehead Nebula looks just like what its name implies: the cloudy silhouette of a horse.
It’s actually a plume of especially dense gas, left behind when stellar winds carved away the wispier material around it.
New stars are forming in nearby clouds of interstellar gas, as dense clumps of gas collapse under their own mass.
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