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Originally Posted by michaellxv
Some models of galaxy collisions show stars being flung out of the system. I don't see how a star could form now from an isolated gas cloud, there would be nothing to trigger to process.
In the very young universe before galaxies there must have been stars forming essentialy on their own just to get things going.
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It would seem logical for this approach, larger stars that form inside the galaxy towards the outer edge might be too large for the gravity v cetrifical force to keep it in for long.
Curious if this is correct would it be possible to match a star with it's galaxy like matching our own continental drift.