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Stellar Nurseries Get Messy, Study Shows Baby Stars "Sneeze" For Survival
Kyushu University researchers have shed new light into a critical question on how baby stars develop.
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Supermassive Black Holes Formed in Rare Regions of Gas Behind the Earliest Quasars: Study
Scientists have determined one of the biggest mysteries in recent astrophysics – the formation of quasars in the early universe. These cosmic entities were first spotted in 2003. A team of researchers has found out that these primordial quasars naturally formed in chaotic conditions of rare gas reservoirs of the early universe.
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Gamma Ray Emission, Trillion Times More Energetic Than Light, Observed
In a cosmic first, researchers have observed the most powerful and luminous yet known energy release -- a trillion times more energetic than visible light -- in the brightest type of electromagnetic events known to occur in the universe called gamma-ray bursts (GRBs).
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Magnetic Reconnection Directly Observed for First Time: Study
The effects of this sudden release of particles and energy have been observed throughout the solar system and beyond.
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Stellar Nurseries Get Messy, Study Shows Baby Stars "Sneeze" For Survival
Kyushu University researchers have shed new light into a critical question on how baby stars develop.
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Supermassive Black Holes Formed in Rare Regions of Gas Behind the Earliest Quasars: Study
Scientists have determined one of the biggest mysteries in recent astrophysics – the formation of quasars in the early universe. These cosmic entities were first spotted in 2003. A team of researchers has found out that these primordial quasars naturally formed in chaotic conditions of rare gas reservoirs of the early universe.
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Gamma Ray Emission, Trillion Times More Energetic Than Light, Observed
In a cosmic first, researchers have observed the most powerful and luminous yet known energy release -- a trillion times more energetic than visible light -- in the brightest type of electromagnetic events known to occur in the universe called gamma-ray bursts (GRBs).
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Magnetic Reconnection Directly Observed for First Time: Study
The effects of this sudden release of particles and energy have been observed throughout the solar system and beyond.
