A star cluster is a group of stars that are gravitationally bound together, meaning they formed from the same cloud of gas and dust at roughly the same time, and are held together by their mutual gravitational attraction, allowing astronomers to study stellar evolution by observing stars of similar age in one location; the two main types of star clusters are "open clusters" which are loosely packed with younger stars, and "globular clusters" which are tightly packed with older stars containing many more stars than open clusters. Studying star clusters helps astronomers understand stellar evolution by comparing stars of different ages within the same cluster.
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