Multiple Choice
Stage 4 of star formation is when the object can exhibit violent surface activity producingextremely strong protostellar winds. This phase is also called the:
A) protostar phase.
B) Herbig-Haro phase.
C) brown dwarf phase.
D) T Tauri phase.
E) protoplanetary nebula phase.
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