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How Often Do ‘Zombie’ Stars Eat Their Own Planets? A Spooky Green Star Provides a Clue.

Publié par National Geographic · États-Unis il y a 13 h

Just in time for Halloween, scientists have announced the discovery of a decidedly spooky green star, the first ever found. Spookier still, the object is a white dwarf, the…

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How Often Do ‘Zombie’ Stars Eat Their Own Planets? A Spooky Green Star Provides a Clue.

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