What are your choices? "Hoping it won't rain" is not a complete sentence. I can tell you that much for now but I need to know your options.
Answer:
Gravity is a force that combines all the particles of "interstellar cloud" together to form a star.
<u>Explanation:</u>
A star is a "luminous ball of gas" made from the gases of helium and hydrogen and it is held under the action of gravity. Sun is the nearest star present to the earth and the nuclear fusion process is proposed to develop various stars in the galaxy.
Interstellar cloud indicates the combination of various gas, plasma, dust in the galaxy. This cloud contains 16 hydrogen atoms for every helium atom and also contains traces of carbon, iron and nitrogen atoms.
Gravitational force compresses the interstellar cloud and triggers them to result in a star.
Answer: xiphihumeralis
Xiphihumeralis muscle is a thin tendon-like band of muscle<span> which runs lateral from the smaller pectoral muscle and inserts thru e proximal end of the humerus (arm bone) of a cat. It is the fourth muscle of the pectoralis group. It assists<span> pectoralis minor and moves/ extend the arms/forelimbs. </span></span>
Many human cells divide a finite number of times before going into permanent arrest, a phenomenon called Hayflick’s Phenomenon, which appears to be caused by the loss of telomeres.
Hayflick limit or Hayflick’s phenomena is defined as the number of times a normal cell population divides before entering the senescence phase.
Hayflick (1961) demonstrated that a population of normal human fetal cells divide in culture between 40 and 60 times before stopping.
This phenomenon is related to telomere length. Repeated mitosis leads to shortening of the telomeres on the DNA of the cell. Telomere shortening in humans eventually makes cell division impossible, and correlates with aging.
Telomeres are irrevocably shortened each time a cell divides. When the telomeres become too short, the cell can no longer divide.
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