forming stars is easy, except for the details
Mark Krumholz is schooling us on the intricacies.
Awesome movies...
Binary star formation animation
Turbulence, dood - that one is just very pretty, nothing much to do with the talk.
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I would have liked to have read/seen all that nifty information about star formation...but all I get is:-
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Hey ho.
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Martin
ok, it works for me still - links go back to krumholz's page at ucolick.org