A young cluster refers to a group of stars recently formed from a single molecular cloud, typically under 100 million years old. Astronomers study these dense, bright groupings to understand stellar evolution and planet formation. Researchers in astrophysics benefit by observing early star life cycles, while educators use them to teach cosmic origins.
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