Stars are formed from interstellar clouds because of


the Law of Entropy

the Law of Universal Gravitation

the Law of Stellar Evolution

the Law of Propulsion

Verified Answer :

The answer is D. Stars are formed from interstellar clouds because of the Law of Universal Gravitation. The interstellar clouds are termed as nebula. When other stars dies a supernova occurs then the gravity from this pushes matter into the clouds until it cannot overcome the gravitational pull and it collapses which heats matter up forming a star.