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ESOblog - Rogue star not heading for Solar System collision after all

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White dwarf s strong magnetic field fooled scientists into thinking it would pass close to our solar system, study shows

White dwarf s strong magnetic field fooled scientists into thinking it would pass close to our solar system, study shows
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Dead Star s Magnetic Field Tricked Astronomers Into Thinking It Was Heading Our Way

The remnant of a dead star predicted to cannonball through the outskirts of the Solar System is going to do no such thing after all.

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COVID-19 claims trail-blazing London astronomer

COVID-19 claims trail-blazing London astronomer One measure of Amelia Wehlau’s intelligence is the way she would blurt out the answers to Trivial Pursuit questions, even when she wasn’t playing. Author of the article: Dan Brown Publishing date: Apr 19, 2021 • 1 day ago • 3 minute read Amelia Wehlau was a path-breaker in astronomy, a former colleague at Western University said. Wehlau earned a doctorate in the 1950s when few women were in the field. Article content One measure of Amelia Wehlau’s intelligence is the way she would blurt out the answers to Trivial Pursuit questions, even when she wasn’t playing.

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