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Scientists Discover A Strange New Space Structure Called a "Molecular Bubble"
- A recently discovered structure that is the physical manifestation of a pair of young stars undergoing star formation has recently been found more than 450 light-years away, in the centre of a dense cloud of gas and dust.
- In the Taurus molecular cloud complex, an astronomical team has discovered a bubble at the centre of a stellar nursery known as Barnard 18 that was likely carved out of the surrounding gas when two developing stars therein developed and expanded.
A recently discovered structure that is the physical manifestation of a pair of young stars undergoing star formation has recently been found more than 450 light-years away, in the centre of a dense cloud of gas and dust. In the Taurus molecular cloud complex, an astronomical team has discovered a bubble at the centre of a stellar nursery known as Barnard 18 that was likely carved out of the surrounding gas when two developing stars therein developed and expanded.
It's only the second time that astronomers have discovered such a bubble related with the 'outflow' of material from a developing star. Scientists may be able to understand more about how the environment affects stars as they grow thanks to the recently found structure.
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