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  • Just Look at These Hot Young Stars

    Just 600 light years away, a modest cloud gives birth to twin stars.

  • Our Nearest Neighbor Star Hosts an Earth-Mass Planet

    An Earth-ish planet orbiting a red dwarf star would be the saddest thing. A perfect ball of rock, featuring plenty of carbon and water and methane, orbiting a dark star with no visible light, and stuck in tidal lock. That is, it orbits the star so...

  • Check This Stunning New Image of a Stellar Nursery

    About 7,500 light-years from Earth, there was once a giant interstellar pocket that produced a host of bright young stars. Thanks to massive deposits of gas and dust -- the key star-making ingredients -- the phenomenon known as NGC 3324 was a hotbed...

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