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DESCRIPTION:We normally think of space as empty, but it's not. The space between the 
 stars in our Galaxy contains, on average, about 1 atom per cubic 
 centimeter. That's a better vacuum than the best vacuum chamber we know how 
 to make, but there are a lot of cubic centimeters in interstellar space, 
 and the mass between the stars of our Galaxy adds up to about 10% of the 
 mass of all the stars. It is from this interstellar medium that new stars 
 are continually born, at a rate of about 1 new Sun per year. In this talk 
 Mr. Krumholz describes our current understanding of the gas in interstellar 
 space, and how and why it condenses to make new stars.\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2012/08/31/18720727.php
SUMMARY:The Birth of Suns - science presentation by Mark Krumholz, U.C.Santa Cruz professor of Ast
LOCATION:Revolution Books\n2425 Channing Way, Berkeley(in the Sather Gate Parking 
 Mall ) off of Telegraph Avenue.Wheelchair accessible,donations accepted. 
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2012/08/31/18720727.php
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