
Companions to Young Stars
The surprising finding that even the youngest stars commonly exist in sets of two or three has revised thinking about the birth of star systems
The surprising finding that even the youngest stars commonly exist in sets of two or three has revised thinking about the birth of star systems
Astronomers are sighting new planets circling distant stars
The surprising finding that even the youngest stars commonly exist in sets of two or three has revised thinking about the birth of star systems
Hidden from observation, this process can nonetheless be modeled on high-speed computers. Pictures that emerge yield insight into the formation of our own solar system
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