Why flang Fortran print adds a new line at a certain width?

Question

I am trying to print a long line of integer type variables.

If I do:

            print *,        tape_data(i)%ts%year, tape_data(i)%ts%month, tape_data(i)%ts%day, &
                            tape_data(i)%ts%hour, tape_data(i)%ts%minute, tape_data(i)%ts%second,  &
                            tape_data(i)%value1, tape_data(i)%value2

I get:

     2010           12           30           23            0            1 
   125550            1

If I do:

            print *,        tape_data(i)%ts%year, tape_data(i)%ts%month, tape_data(i)%ts%day, &
                            tape_data(i)%value1, tape_data(i)%value2

Then I get everything in the same line:

     2010           12           30       125550            1

So it seems like print adds a new line at a certain width.

Is that the case? If so, how can I put everything in the same line?

I am using flang and trying to use Fortran 95 (although I do not know how to enforce that in flang).

Note: as it has been asked a few times, I am using Fortran 95 because I want to learn that standard and have a couple of books I am following that cover that standard, once learnt I will probably move to the next one. I also like to understand differences between standards.