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Scientists peered through the dust at the Milky Way’s center and what they found is almost as old as time itself
A star cluster concealed behind thick clouds of dust near the Milky Way’s center may be 13.4 billion years old, placing it among the oldest known stellar groups in our galaxy. New observations have ...
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A new Hubble image of the M30 cluster hints the Milky Way captured some of its oldest star clusters
Hubble has released a new image of Messier 30, known as M30, a globular cluster about 27,500 light-years away in the constellation Capricornus. NASA published the picture on Nov. 5 alongside a note ...
Simulations suggest the faintest galaxies near the Milky Way share one iron level because a single giant first star exploded in each.
The James Webb Telescope has mapped an egg-shaped atmosphere on a distant giant planet, revealing distortions caused by ...
A figure in red trudges across a blanket of white. Snow squeaks under the scientist's feet, too dry to be slick or soft. Only ...
Earth have between just 4% and 25% of the oxygen that their stars are known to have produced. Scientists are not sure where ...
The story of a 'non-rotating' massive galaxy found 1.8 billion years after the birth of the universe
When you think of galaxies, you probably imagine them spinning around in a spiral. Our Milky Way galaxy, along with the solar ...
Astrophysicists think that the supermassive black holes (SMBH) we see in the modern universe are the result of a long, ...
Suspended 365m above Peru's Sacred Valley, Skylodge's transparent sleeping pods offer extraordinary views – but getting there ...
Good morning, this is Abel. Today's highlight is the story of NASA's twin Mars probes, ESCAPADE, which will fire their ...
A new study says a proposed instrument on the Extremely Large Telescope could study star clusters around faint, puffy ...
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Magnetic Filtering in Birth Cloud May Explain Sun's Rocky-Element Deficit vs Solar Twins
Solar twin refractory depletion -- why the Sun carries fewer calcium, aluminum, and titanium than 80 percent of similar stars ...
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