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    Pismis 24: Stellar Winds Sculpting a Galactic Dreamscape

    Pismis 24: Stellar Winds Sculpting a Galactic Dreamscape

    JWST reveals Pismis 24 in the Lobster Galaxy: Powerful stellar winds and UV radiation from massive young stars sculpt gas and dust, birthing new stars in a cosmic nursery. Colors reveal gas density and starlight.


    Earendel: Star or Star Cluster? New JWST Insights

    Earendel: Star or Star Cluster? New JWST Insights

    JWST revisits Earendel, the most distant star, 12.9 billion light-years away. Gravitational lensing magnifies it. New data explores if it's a single star, binary, or star cluster, impacting our understanding of the early cosmos.


    ‘Star Wars’ holds clues to making speedier spacecraft in the real world

    ‘Star Wars’ holds clues to making speedier spacecraft in the real world

    A former intern at Audubon magazine and Atlanta’s NPR station, WABE 90.1 FM, he has reported a wide range of science stories for radio, print, and digital media.


    Newly discovered super-Earth orbits in and out of its star’s habitable zone. Could life survive its extreme climate?

    Newly discovered super-Earth orbits in and out of its star’s habitable zone. Could life survive its extreme climate?

    In the world, our seasons are driven by our earth’s 23.4-degree tilt; for instance, northern summertime happens when our earth’s north hemisphere is tilted towards the sunlight. No matter the tilt of HD 20794d, its seasons are rather identified by just how much it has proceeded along its eccentric orbit. It is an exceptional planet....


    Runaway stars could influence the cosmos far past their home galaxies

    Runaway stars could influence the cosmos far past their home galaxies

    But in a wider search, Stoop found an astonishing 55 stars had fled at speeds faster than roughly 100,000 kilometers per hour in the past 3 million years.