Stellar Evolution?

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Secular astronomers believe the universe is fourteen billion years old. Now since stars can’t last that long, they believe stars have been forming all throughout history as gas clouds contract due to their gravity. But the gas clouds’ pressure protects it from the effects of gravity. So evolutionists assume a supernova explosion forces the cloud to contract. But that assumes a star already exists to explode—so how’d that star form?

Our universe has three hundred billion trillion stars. So star formation must happen every day! And yet we don’t observe it. So, it’s assumed stars must’ve formed much faster in the past, but there’s no evidence for this!

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