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This 7 page paper provides an overview of an article by Reynolds published in the Scientific American. This review is followed by a collection of informatin about specific terms used in the article. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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nature of the interstellar medium and the impacts on the formation and life of stars. This article outlines the dynamic systems in place, with reference to some central physics
concepts, including conservation of energy, the states of matter, and the visible spectrum of the solar system, and the factors influencing star formation. This paper reviews the article and
then provides an overview of these central terms utilizing outside source materials. Review Reynolds (2002), in his article entitled "The Gas Between the Stars," identifies the interstellar medium as
a much more dynamic and less fragmented medium than once thought. Reynolds (2002) argues that the space and gaseous entity that connects stars within a galaxy is constantly changing
and the changes in this environment can impact the formation of stars. Reynoldss suppositions are based on some central principles of physics, including the theory of conservation of energy
and the factors influencing the different states of matter. This article goes into the complex processes, by which stars are formed, exist and die and the impacts of the
interstellar medium on star life. Reynolds (2002) outlines the process by which the interstellar medium changes over time. When stars exhaust their internal fuel, they die and release
their matter into the area that flows between the stars. Many of these stars were larger than the Sun and Reynolds reflects on existing research regarding the nature of
these stars. Bromm and Loeb (2003) applied Reynolds views to the assessment of the longevity of stars and the Sun and the impacts of the cooling and heating of
hydrogen in the interstellar medium. Essentially, the dispersal of solar masses plays a significant role in the changes that result in both the formation and dispelling of solar matter.
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