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Astronomers found Cosmic neon light

Shuchismita Mukherjee Jan 13, 2021

A new type of #star has been found that has never been found before in X-ray light. Remnants of stars having the mass equivalent to our sun’s mass are formed out of white dwarfs. These types of stars are formed when two white dwarfs…

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NASA features 4 astrophysical mission

Shuchismita Mukherjee Jan 13, 2021

Four small-scale missions have been chosen by NASA, these new programs are together called pioneers. This is going to b fulfilled using small satellites and scientific balloons, which enable us to explore cosmic phenomena such evolution of…

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Complex magnetic field found in The Cat’s Paw nebula

Shuchismita Mukherjee Jan 11, 2021

A team of international astronomers of #BISTRO (B-field In Star-forming Region Observation survey found a complex magnetic field nearby an emission nebula and star-forming region that is called the Cat’s Paw. The cat’s paw nebula (NGC6334)…

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Fundamental building blocks of the universe- Fragments of energy

Shuchismita Mukherjee Jan 6, 2021

There has always been a conflict for the candidate of the smallest unit of energy being a #wave or #particle. Two professors of North Carolina State University, Larry M Silverberg, and Jeffery Eischen describes fragments of #energy as…

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Few metals and possible sign of water in an exoplanet

Editorial Staff Jun 2, 2018 0

An international team of researchers has identified 'fingerprints' of multiple metals in one of the least dense exoplanets ever found. The team, from the University of Cambridge and the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) in Spain,…

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AI is More Smarter Than Astronomers in Predicting Survivability of Exoplanets

Editorial Staff Apr 25, 2018 0

Artificial intelligence is giving scientists new hope for studying the habitability of planets, in a study from #astronomers Chris Lam and David Kipping. Their work (Tatoonie) uses machine learning techniques to calculate how likely such…

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The Smallest Star Yet Has Been Discovered By Astronomers

Editorial Staff Jul 19, 2017 0

Credit: Amanda SmithThe smallest star yet measured has been found by a group of stargazers driven by the University of Cambridge. With a size, only a bit bigger than that of Saturn, the gravitational draw at its stellar surface is around…

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Stars Born From Galactic Outflows by Super-massive Black Holes

Editorial Staff Apr 1, 2017 0

Perceptions utilizing ESO's Very Large Telescope have uncovered stars shaping inside effective surges of material impacted out from supermassive black holes at the centers of cosmic systems. These are the initially affirmed perceptions of…

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Apprentice Stars Prevent Neighbors for Giving Birth of Planets

Editorial Staff Mar 27, 2017 0

Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/T. Pyle (SSC)Recently shaped stars are encompassed by a plate of thick gas and tidy. This is known as the protoplanetary circle, as material adheres together inside it to frame planetsStars of various shapes and…

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Surprising Rate of Star Formation, 4 times Higher Than Previously Detected

Editorial Staff Mar 26, 2017 0

Credit: Original image by NASA, European Space Agency and the Hubble Space Telescope Frontier Fields team. Color composite from Wikimedia Commons/Judy Schmidt; annotations and zoom panels added by A. Montana.Hubble Space Telescope image of…

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