2024-03-03 12:18:48
The James-Webb telescope shows that giant stars can kill forming planets.
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Atlantico Sciences
And also: If our Solar System hides a planet, here is where it is; India unveils its first astronauts for its ambitious space program; This tiny star amazes scientists.
James-Webb telescope shows giant stars can kill forming planets
The James Webb Space Telescope has once again turned towards the star nurseries of the Orion Nebula to uncover the secrets of planetary formation and learn more using this natural laboratory on the formation of the Solar System , and how typical or untypical it is in the observable cosmos. The new JWST observations quantitatively confirm a theory regarding the influence of massive stars on planetary formation in stellar nurseries.
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If our Solar System hides a planet, here’s where it is
Numerous clues suggest that there is an as-yet undiscovered planet at the edge of our Solar System. “Planet 9”. And astronomers now offer the most precise estimate ever of where it could be hiding.
India unveils its first astronauts for its ambitious space program
The Indian Space Agency has revealed the identity of its first four astronauts. Three of them will constitute the crew of the very first Indian manned flight, planned for 2025.
This tiny star amazes scientists
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