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https://uconn-my.sharepoint.com/:p:/g/personal/elias_oakes_uconn_edu/ETRvK_s8MiZJr2n5sXt1rG0BS_WFjCktXs7C0g1xcm_2Bw?e=ibQ0he https://uconn-my.sharepoint.com/:p:/g/personal/elias_oakes_uconn_edu/ETRvK_s8MiZJr2n5sXt1rG0BS_WFjCktXs7C0g1xcm_2Bw?e=ibQ0he

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Check out this computer simulation. It follows the collapse of a giant gas cloud to form clumps, filaments, and eventually stars, which blow jets of radiation back into the gas. Watch with captions on for some details about what's happening!

This 360° movie follows the evolution of a massive (20,000 solar mass) star forming molecular cloud. This particular cloud has been nicknamed the "Anvil of Creation", the movie covers 9 million years of its evolution. The simulation includes individual star formation and a comprehensive treatment of stellar feedback, from protostellar jets, radiation, stellar winds, and core-collapse supernovae

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STARFORGE:  The Anvil of Creation [Kinematic, VR, 8K]

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Here's a more general NASA video on Multiwavelength Astronomy that explains why we use telescopes in space and why we observe with different colors of light.

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Multiwavelength Astronomy: The Big Picture

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Galaxies, part 1: Crash Course Astronomy #38

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The whole Crash Course Astronomy series is awesome for beginners. For what I study, I'd point specifically to the video on Nebulae and/or Galaxies.

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In 46 episodes, Phil Plait (aka The Bad Astronomer) teaches you astronomy! This course's content is loosely based on an introductory university-level curriculum.

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Meet Elias Oakes, Astronomer and Physicist! 

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Meet Elias Oakes, Astronomer and Physicist! 

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Interested in learning more about the stars and how they are made? Meet Elias Oakes!

Topics they study: Space, stars, galaxies, telescopes, star formation, molecular clouds

Scientist Type: Physicist, Astronomer

Stay tuned! More to come!

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