Wuwei
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See WinterBorn's post #10 above. A new star was seen being born in this milky way.Perhaps you did not understand. There has never been a new star observed where there wasn't one before. In all of the universe, there has not been a single one. Even when we look billions of years into the past, we cannot see a new star that wasn't there before. And that area of space is close to the beginning of the big bang. There should be all kinds of new stars being detected, yet we find none.
Of course we can't see as star that wasn't there before. As I said the process is too slow.
We can barely see some individual stars in the nearby Andromeda galaxy, but to see stellar evolution outside our galaxy is not possible let alone in a galaxy a few billions of years away. There is very little light to see the galaxy let alone a star in it.