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what we're seeing is actually one of

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these young stellar just seen edge-on

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now if you look at it more face on it

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looks round but if you look at it from

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the edge it looks like a dark line and

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what we see is that dark band cutting

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across the light reflecting off the top

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and the bottom just coming from the star

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and the whiff pick to image the optical

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image that was taken by John Chris shows

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a jet which is streamers of gas shooting

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now we have some leftover information

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that shows us how our solar system form

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we have little bits of meteorites and

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comets that we can study but that's an

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incomplete record what we can really do

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with Hubble is go and look at stars that

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are just forming today and get a glimpse

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back four and a half billion years ago