Astronomers Stumble Upon Our Galaxy's Smallest Known Star
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A team of astronomers, led by Alexander Boetticher of the University of Cambridge have stumbled upon what is being touted as our galaxy’s smallest known star. According to experts, EBLM J0555-57Ab, (57-Ab), which is slightly larger than Saturn, is the smallest possible size for a star. Boetticher says, “Had this star formed with only a slightly lower mass, the fusion reaction of hydrogen in its core could not be sustained, and the star would instead have transformed into a brown dwarf."
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- adroit_avimimus3년 이상Aw! That's pretty small! Bigger than me though!
- gold3nglare5년 이하cute.
- jkbear5년 이하Mind Blowing
- 100letters약 5년Wow. My head just exploded.
- ginny3weasley6년 이하WHAT MY MIND JUST BLEW
- spacekade6년 이상oof that star must be sad about it's mass
- slytherinfan약 7년Ouch. That star must be sad since the other stars barely even notice that star.
- Amaris약 7년Really cool article
- m & m7년 이상what is special about the star discovered.
- jwrocks7년 이상wow