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Galaxies in the early universe preferred their food cold

Galaxies in the early universe preferred their food cold
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Galaxies in the Early Universe Preferred their Food Cold

Galaxies in the Early Universe Preferred their Food Cold
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Asteroid hunters spot more than 27,000 hidden space rocks - and some pass dangerously close to Earth

This is super important, an ex-NASA astronaut leading the work said. This is key to protecting the Earth from being hit by asteroids: knowing where all these are

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Ancient Stars Made Extraordinarily Heavy Elements

How heavy can an element be? Ancient stars were capable of producing elements heavier than any element on the periodic table found naturally on Earth.

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Ancient stars made extraordinarily heavy elem

<p>How heavy can an element be? An international team of researchers has found that ancient stars were capable of producing elements with atomic masses greater than 260, heavier than any element on the periodic table found naturally on Earth. The finding deepens our understanding of element formation in stars.</p>

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