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this lwp depict a picture of nebula live wallpaper so pretty that make you wonder, we are just a tiny fraction of vast universe. if we translate the latin word ‘nebula’, it would simply mean ‘cloud’. the nebula that we are about to talk about, however, is so much more than just a cloud. so what is a nebula? a nebula is an interstellar cloud in outer space that is made up of dust, hydrogen and helium gas, and plasma. it is formed when portions of the interstellar medium collapse and clump together due to the gravitational attraction of the particles that comprise them. space nebula wallpaper. for those who are not aware of this yet, outer space is not really totally a vacuum (although it may sometimes be approximated as such). space nebula wallpaper. rather, it is made up of gas and dust known collectively as the interstellar medium or ism. so, it is this dispersed matter that eventually collapses and forms a nebula. nebulae, like the orion nebula, are often favorite astronomical objects of scientists who want to learn more about stellar or planetary formation. you see, parts of a nebula may clump together some more. space nebula wallpaper.

the gravitational forces between particles is directly proportional to the their masses, remember? thus, the more masses clump together, the greater their gravitational attraction will be to other bodies and particles in their vicinity. space nebula wallpaper. as the particles clump further to form larger and more massive structures, they attract more dust and gas. the pressure inside then gets so high that nuclear fusion ensues. this results in the emission of high-energy electromagnetic radiation, which in turn ionizes the outer layers of gas.