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The Taurus Molecular Cloud is a large cloud of gas and dust located in the Taurus constellation, approximately 450 light years away from Earth. It is a region of active star formation and is home to many young protostars and baby stars. The Taurus Molecular Cloud is an important research area for astronomers studying the processes of star formation and the evolution of young stellar objects. By studying the Taurus Molecular Cloud, scientists can learn more about the formation of stars, the dynamics of molecular clouds, and the physical conditions necessary for star birth.