1. Nebulas Formed By Stars By Ian, Luke, and Neville

2. How Nebulas Form When a star is about to die it turns into a Red Giant. The star explodes and eject it’s outer layer of clouds, to reveal a hot dense, tiny dwarf star in it’s core. Other stars as big as eight times as large as the sun end their lives as a massive supernovae. Sometimes as the two, dwarf star and material from the supernovae along with clouds of dust in space, impact they gravitationally collapse forming a nebula which will later turn into a star as the ultraviolet radiation ionizes the surrounding gases.

3. What Are They Made Of? Nebulas are clouds of dust that contain gas (mostly hydrogen) and dust that form wherever there is a dying red giant and a supernovae in space.

4. After A Star Is Born After a star is born it can do three things. It can either create strong winds and blow nearby gas away It can become so intensely hot that it boils away surrounding dust and gas. It may grow so large and hot that it soon dies as a supernovae.

5. Examples of Nebulas Light echoes from Red Supergiant Star Cat’s Eye Nebula Dying Star (Red Rectangle) Heart of the Crab Planetary Nebula Gomez’s Hamburger

6. Sources http://hubblesite.org/gallery/album/nebula_collection/pr200 2019a/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nebula