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Webb just captured the speed at which the most massive star clusters scrub away their birth gas — burning through their nurseries far faster than smaller clusters do
Massive young star clusters burn through the gas and dust that birthed them in roughly five million years, while their lower-mass counterparts take seven to eight million years to do the same. That ...
Astronomers have discovered the first pairs of white dwarf and main sequence stars -- 'dead' remnants and 'living' stars -- in young star clusters. This breakthrough offers new insights on an extreme ...
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Huge galaxy cluster is wrapped in a cocoon 20 million light-years wide, NASA space telescope finds
Using NASA's Chandra X-ray space telescope, astronomers have discovered that a galaxy cluster is wrapped in an envelope of energized particles that's 20 million light-years wide. The discovery raises ...
Listening to starquakes Artistic impression of acoustic waves in the interior of a star. Red and blue represent displacements in opposite directions. (Courtesy: ESO) Stars are cosmic musical ...
This image from the ALMA telescope shows star system HD101584 and the complex gas clouds surrounding the binary. It is the result of a pair of stars sharing a common outer layer during their last ...
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