Chemistry, 04.07.2019 21:30 carter4026

science how do dying stars contribute to the formation of new stars? a. the light elements they expel form new nebulae. b. their core is absorbed by neighboring nebulae. c. their radiation facilitates nuclear fusion in young stars. d. they transform into a gravitational field that attracts hydrogen.

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