What process forms new stars in the universe?
Category: Science · Difficulty: easy
Hint: It's what powers the sun.
Answer
Stellar birth
Explanation
Nuclear fusion is the process where hydrogen nuclei combine to form helium, releasing energy that powers stars.
This is an easy science riddle — a good one for children and beginners. The answer is Stellar birth.
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