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Young Star and Dust Disk
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An article accepted for publication in 'The Astrophysical Journal' reports a study on the binary system cataloged as SVS 13
An article accepted for publication in "The Astrophysical Journal" reports a study on the binary system cataloged as SVS 13, consisting of two protostars surrounded by disks of materials that could lead to the formation of planets. A team of researchers used thirty years of observations conducted with the VLA and new observations conducted with the ALMA radio telescope to obtain a detailed picture of the situation. The conclusion is that each of the two protostars has its own circumstellar disk and that there's a third disk of the circumbinary type that orbits both stars. The analysis of the data also led to the identification of nearly thirty molecules in the SVS 13 system including thirteen complex organic molecules precursors of life.
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Kepler Observes White Dwarf Star Disintegrating its Planet(s)
Kepler Observes White Dwarf Star Disintegrating its Planet(s)
An artist’s concept of a minor planet being disintegrated by a white dwarf star. New observations by NASA’s Kepler space telescope have indicated that this indeed takes place around WD 1145+017, a white dwarf located 570 light-years away. Image Credit: CfA/Mark A. Garlick One of the wonderful things of living in galaxy that is populated by hundreds of billions of stars is that it provides us with…
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Mysterious Ripples Found Racing Through Planet-Forming Disk
Mysterious Ripples Found Racing Through Planet-Forming Disk
Astronomers using NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope and the European Southern Observatory’s (ESO) Very Large Telescope in Chile have discovered never-before-seen moving features within the dusty disk surrounding the young, nearby star AU Microscopii (AU Mic).
The fast-moving, wave-like structures are unlike anything ever observed in a circumstellar disk, said researchers of a new analysis. This new,…
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Astronomers Get Rare Glimpse of the 'Nasty' Lifestyles of Massive Stars
Astronomers Get Rare Glimpse of the ‘Nasty’ Lifestyles of Massive Stars
Artist’s illustration of the vast disk of gas surrounding the massive and bright Wolf-Rayet star NaSt1, affectionately nicknamed ‘Nasty 1′. Observations with the Hubble and Chandra space telescopes revealed that contrary to other Wolf-Rayet stars, NaSt1 is feeding material into its companion star (shown here by the bridge of bright material connecting the two stars), while some of it escapes into…
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Hubble's Best View of a Planetary Disk
Hubble’s Best View of a Planetary Disk
At one point in history, let’s say around 1994, astronomers were fairly confident in their understanding of the formation of planetary systems. Even though at the time we hadn’t found any planets orbiting other stars, they had long been theorized, and we figured that systems would form much like our own solar system. Rocky planets in the interior, gaseous giants further out, and a huge icy…
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