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    In the Smaller Nebula,as Smaller Particles Collide and Stick Together,forming
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In the Smaller Nebula,as Smaller Particles Collide and Stick Together,forming

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In the smaller nebula,as smaller particles collide and stick together,forming larger particles,their self-gravity prevents them from breaking apart,regardless of the strength of the collision.

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