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Boss, Alan, October, 1996, Science News, Vol. 150, A Shocking Way to Trigger Star Birth, Star Formation, Shares the theory of how a star may be formed in a crowded region of space where "buffeting" by neighboring stars may trigger a molecular cloud to contract from the outside in.

Cowen, R., February, 1999, Science  News, No Beginning In Sight for Star Formation, Observations, Cosmography, Reports the efforts of Astronomers to discover a place in the universe where star formation is in its early stages.

Gai, Moshe, July, 1993, Discover, Vol. 14, The Road to Star Death, Chemical Elements, Nuclear Fusion, Comments on how most of the elements on earth and in human bodies were formed.  The chain of fusion reactions involved in the luminescence of stars.  Work of Moshe Gai: the rate at which oxygen disintegrates into helium and carbon.

Garfinkle, Robert.A, February 1992, Astronomy, Supernova Linked to Indian Pottery.  The mimbres indian bowl.

Gilman, Patricia, 1999, American Antiquity, Vol.59, The Production and Distribution of Classic Mimbres Black on White Pottery.

Hogan, Craig. J, Kirshner, Robert, January 1999, Scientific American, Vol.28, Surveying Space Time with Supernovae, Surveys work done on supernovae across immense distances.

Irion, Robert, November 1998, Astronomy, Vol. 26, Exploding Stars Tell All, Presents information on Supernovae, a group of exploding stars in outer space.

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Lemonick, Michael. D, June 1995, Time, Vol. 145, The Violence of Creation, Informs that the Hubble Space Telescope has provided detailed images of nebulae, or the patches of interstellar gas that act as stellar nurseries.

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Richmond, A., August 1994, Astronomy, Vol. 22, Supernova in the Virgo Cluster, spectral observations on particular supernovae.

Roth, Joshua, March 1998, Sky and Telescope, Vol. 95, When Galaxies Collide, Makes observations on Galaxy collisions based on images acquired by the Hubble Space Telescope.

Spotts, P.N, 1998, Christian Science Monitor, Vol. 90, Getting Ready for the Next Supernova Explosion, Reports on the efforts of scientists to prepare for observations of a supernova should they be alerted to the fact that one is occurring in the milky way.