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Close-up movie shows hidden details in the birth of super suns
Massive stars form like their smaller siblings, with disk accretion and magnetic fields playing crucial roles.
By Provided by Harvard-Smithsonian Center, Cambridge
Published: 11/16/2009
An exploding star in an "exploding galaxy"
Astronomers discover Radio Supernova SN 2008iz in the nearby starburst galaxy M82
By Provided by Max Planck Institute, Bonn, Germany
Published: 05/28/2009
"Missing link" revealing fast-spinning pulsar mysteries
The neutron star's companion has less than half the Sun's mass, and orbits the neutron star once every 4.75 hours .
By Provided by NRAO, Socorro, New Mexico
Published: 05/21/2009
Astronomers unveiling life's cosmic origins
Areas of study are poised for major advances with the impending arrival of powerful new radio-telescope facilities.
By Provided by NRAO, Socorro, New Mexico
Published: 02/12/2009
Frantic activity revealed in dusty stellar factories
Astronomers conclude that the center of galaxy NGC 253 hosts a scaled-up version of Sagittarius A.
By Provided by ESO, Garching, Germany
Published: 01/20/2009
Black holes lead galaxy growth
The next challenge is to figure out how the black hole and the central "bulges" of stars affect each other's growth.
By Provided by National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Published: 01/07/2009
Water in the early universe
A chance alignment of a foreground galaxy and a distant quasar made the discovery of water in the early universe possible.
By Provided by Max Planck Institute, Bonn, Germany
Published: 12/17/2008
'Ghost of Mirach' materializes in space telescope image
When NGC 404 is viewed in ultraviolet light, it reveals a never-before-seen ring.
By Provided by NASA
Published: 11/04/2008
Cosmic lens reveals distant galactic violence
Astronomers gained a rare glimpse of the violent assembly of a young galaxy.
By Provided by NRAO, Socorro, New Mexico
Published: 10/21/2008
Astronomers say our galaxy hasn't seen a supernova in 400 years. Why don't they count the 1987 supernova?
By Judy Pearce, Belton, Texas
Published: 10/27/2008
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