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Merger of Ancient Galaxies Births 2,000 Stars a Year, Gives Clues to Cosmic Mystery
Deep in outer space, about 11 billion light years from Earth, astronomers have observed the colossal merger of two galaxies; the intergalactic mash-up is birthing 2,000 new stars each year and has helped scientists better understand an important cosmic mystery.
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