Type the missing letters to complete the text below.William Herschel's Theory of StarsIn 1785, William Herschel theorized about the life cycle of stars, in which a star would exist for a limited amount of time before exploding in a dramatic event called a supernova. He suggested afterwards would into a of from new would . Herschel's theory was confirmed with the discovery of nebulae and the recognition that stars formed from within these interstellar dust clouds.

William Herschel's Theory of Stars

In 1785, William Herschel theorized about the life cycle of stars, in which a star would exist for a limited amount of time before exploding in a dramatic event called a supernova. He suggested afterwards it would collapse into a cloud of dust from which new stars would form. Herschel's theory was confirmed with the discovery of nebulae and the recognition that stars formed from within these interstellar dust clouds.

William Herschel's Theory of Stars

In 1785, William Herschel theorized about the life cycle of stars, in which a star would exist for a limited amount of time before exploding in a dramatic event called a supernova. He suggested that afterwards, the star would collapse into a cloud of dust from which new stars would form. Herschel's theory was confirmed with the discovery of nebulae and the recognition that stars formed from within these interstellar dust clouds.