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What is a star truly made of? What does that look like long before the star is born?

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It's a slow change, but are the first signs we'd see of a star about to form?

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What might a star look like juuuust before we'd officially call it a "star"?

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A star!

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Star.... death?

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Hubble Space Telescope View and the

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One of Hottest Known Stars

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HubbleSite: Image - White Dwarf Star Stein 2051 B

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Looks can be deceiving. In this Hubble Space Telescope image, the white dwarf star Stein 2051 B and the smaller star below it appear to be close neighbors. The stars, however, reside far away from each other. Stein 2051 B is 17 light-years from Earth; the other star is about 5,000 light-years away.

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HubbleSite: Image - Gas Plume Near the Edge of the Orion Nebula

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Hubble shows a wealth of detail never seen before in the nebula. New features include: elongated objects oriented on the brightest stars in this region (which are located just off the edge of the picture); rapidly expanding plumes of material around young stars; and protoplanetary disks.