<ul><li>M33, a galaxy known for its high rate of star formation, is being observed by the Hubble Space Telescope.</li><li>Unlike other galaxies, M33's star formation is not fueled by galactic collision but rather by a large amount of dust, gas, and ionized hydrogen clouds.</li><li>Researchers have found evidence of high-mass star formation through collisions between massive molecular clouds within M33.</li><li>The Hubble image reveals reddish clouds of ionized hydrogen mixed with dark dust lanes, showcasing the abundance of stars in M33.</li></ul>

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