Geography · Astronomy and Nebulae
How does a nebula primarily visible to us shine if the stars embedded inside it are relatively cool and less hot?
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- 1Through the thermal energy produced by dark matter collisions
- 2By generating high-energy synchrotron radiation strings
- 3By reflecting the light of the nearby or embedded stars✓
- 4Through spontaneous nuclear fission of heavy elements
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By reflecting the light of the nearby or embedded stars
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