BLUE STAR DONATIONS: CONDENSE TRAIL OF NEW BORNS

The condensed trail of newly born stars is primarily composed of gases like hydrogen and helium, along with small amounts of other elements. These gases come together under the influence of gravity to form a protostar, which will eventually become a star. As the protostar continues to gather material, it becomes denser and hotter until nuclear fusion ignites, and the star is born. The trail of stars that form from this process can be found in many regions of space, such as in the arms of spiral galaxies or in clusters of stars.