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Stunning JWST image proves we were right about how young stars form

It has long been thought that young stars forming near each other will be aligned in terms of their rotation, and observations from the James Webb Space Telescope have offered confirmation

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The Serpens Nebula

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JWST spotted an incredible number of supernovae in the early universe

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An already dead star is dying for a second time

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Glitching radio waves from dead stars explained by swirling superfluid

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Primordial black holes crossing stars, orbit figures.

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Tiny black holes hiding in the sun could trace out stunning patterns

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Mystery of 'impossible' star resolved by three-body solution

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Dozens of stars show signs of hosting advanced alien civilisations

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Mysterious space signals may come from a dead star with a planet

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A surprisingly enormous black hole has been found in our galaxy

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Artist's impression of a planet skimming the surface of its star

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Billions of stars have swallowed up a planet

Twin stars that were born together should have the same composition, and the fact that many don’t suggests they have changed their chemistry by devouring planets

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Weird floating crystals can stop stars ageing for billions of years

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Why space dust is key to everything from star birth to life on Earth

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Weird white dwarf star has a metal scar after eating a planet

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In a new era of astronomy, we're feeling for vibrations in space-time

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