The creation of stars has long since been a mystery that Hubble has been observing. Inside of the beautiful clouds of dust and gas does the process of star birth begin(Hubble Site). Hubble has photographed many of these beautifully stunning phenomenons in greater clarity, such as the famous Horsehead Nebula, Orion Nebula, and Pillars of Creation(Sparrow 71). The process begins when an outside force, such as shockwaves from a supernova, triggers a reaction inside the nebula. Gravity pulls material into a very dense object, becoming a young star (Hubble Site). As the dense ball of gas and dust begins to spin, it grows hotter and brighter. The new star emits “jets” of light, which travel 500,000 miles an hour for trillions of miles(Hubble Site).
