decode <br />gassy recipe <br />to create <br /> <br />new stars <br />as much as <br />100 times <br /> <br />bigger <br />than <br />the sun <br /> <br />solve <br />the mystery <br />of rare <br /> <br />supermassive <br />celestial stars <br />formations <br /> <br />mathematical <br />models <br />can show how <br /> <br />small stars <br />can prime superstar <br />formation <br /> <br />yet how to solve <br />explain perplexing <br />cosmic mystery? <br /> <br />gravity tends <br />to break <br />interstellar gas <br /> <br />clouds <br />into smaller <br />pieces <br /> <br />preventing <br />massive star <br />formation <br /> <br />and the solution is <br /> <br />“little stars <br /> heating up <br /> a gas cloud <br /> <br /> can <br /> smooth it <br /> out <br /> <br /> forcing <br /> gravity to create <br /> a huge star”<br /><br />Terence George Craddock (Spectral Images and Images Of Light)<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/supermassive-celestial-stars/
