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Molekülwolke
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Interstellare Gaswolke, deren Größe, Dichte und Temperatur die Bildung von Molekülen erlaubt.
A molecular cloud is a massive collection of gas and dust floating in space between stars, where molecules like hydrogen can form in the cold, dark environment. These clouds matter because they are the birthplaces of new stars and planets, making them essential to understanding how our universe creates and evolves.
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- star formation
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- carbon monoxide
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Molekülwolken sind interstellare Gaswolken, deren Größe, Dichte und Temperatur die Bildung von Molekülen erlaubt. Sehr dichte und kalte Molekülwolken sind als Dunkelwolken bekannt, es sind die Geburtsstätten von Sternen. Mehr als die Hälfte der (baryonischen) Masse der Milchstraße steckt in den Molekülwolken.
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