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Particle clouds from where stars are formed are known as____________?

Correct answer: A. Stellar nurseries

  • A. Stellar nurseries
  • B. Star clouds
  • C. Event horizons
  • D. Singularities

Explanation

Stellar nurseries are dense clouds of gas and dust where gravity gathers material to form new stars. Event horizons and singularities are associated with black holes, not star-forming clouds.

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