Causes of Star Formation
Across
- 2. Scientific data or observations that support a theory or explanation.
- 4. The invisible force that pulls matter toward other matter.
- 7. The star at the center of our solar system.
- 8. The third planet from the Sun, where life exists.
- 9. A tool that helps us observe distant objects in space.
- 11. The "just right" conditions that make life possible on Earth.
- 12. The process where two atoms combine to form a heavier one, releasing energy.
- 14. The tiny building blocks of matter formed soon after the Big Bang.
Down
- 1. The increasing organization and variety that developed after the Big Bang.
- 3. A massive system of stars, dust, and gas held together by gravity.
- 5. The ability to understand something without direct evidence or reasoning.
- 6. Everything that exists — all of space, time, matter, and energy.
- 10. The force created when particles push against each other in stars.
- 13. A ball of glowing gas that produces heat and light through nuclear fusion.