The Nebulas

The Nebulas are a system within the universe composed of vast, cloud-like formations of gas and dust. They serve as stellar nurseries where new stars and planets are born. These clouds are mainly made up of hydrogen and helium, along with other elements, and their glowing or dark appearances are often captured in images of space. Nebulas play a crucial role in the lifecycle of stars, providing the raw materials for star formation and contributing to the cosmic ecosystem. In essence, they are the cosmic cradles fostering the birth and evolution of celestial bodies.