From: lordyumyum@gmail.com   
      
   A scientist asked the question what has changed along the universe timeline   
   that caused matter to form along and with the cosmic web?   
      
   Gerald - first thing that comes to mind is density of gas.   
   You've no doubt seen the pillars of creation.   
   Astronomy never reveals the density of those clouds.   
   They allude to it by saying stars are made there.   
   Well if a star needs enough compressed gas matter   
   materials to ignite and shine for billions of years   
   how dense is the cloud?   
   It's dence enough to automatically begin to cause gravity   
   so intense it avalanches into a central spot and compresses   
   into an ignition.   
   How dense?   
   Here's the problem. If it's too dense it can't avalanche so here's the   
   takeaway.   
   It's a simulation because it's impossible.   
   Example; use a glacier of ice. The ice can't form into a central spot because   
   it's too dense   
   not dense enough to cause ignition but dense   
   enough to become inflexible. Gas gets inflexible at certain pressures   
   but doesn't ignite so what the hell is causing stellar ignition?   
   It's a simulation.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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