Some objects in space are created from clouds of gas and dust. what will happen if the cloud does not have enough mass? a core will form. a star will not form. a protostar will form. a nebula will not form.

Some objects in space are created from clouds of gas and dust. A star forms when the mass of the dust cloud is large and has enough hydrogen to start creating a protostar and sustain the nuclear fusion reaction within the core of the protostar. If the dust cloud is not dense enough, then the star formation does not take place, rather a nebula is formed, example the Horse-head nebula. So the answer is (B) A star will not form.

The answer is option B.

Explanation:

A few questions in space are made from billows of gas and residue. A star shapes when the mass of the residue cloud is huge and has enough hydrogen to begin making a prostate and support the atomic combination response inside the center of the prostate. In the event that the residue cloud isn't thick enough, at that point the star arrangement does not occur, rather a cloud is shaped,

a physical change is being made.

this is more of a statement than a question. is there answers to go along with this, or is it opinion based?