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What is the force that pulls matter in clouds of space dust together to create stars? A. spacial wind B. gravity C. inertia D. momentum

What is the force that pulls matter in clouds of space dust together to create stars? A. spacial wind B. gravity C. inertia D. momentum
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What is the force that pulls matter in clouds of space dust together to create stars? A. spacial wind B. gravity C. inertia D. momentum

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B. Gravity .I hope this helps!!
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