Star Formation
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Unstable 'Monster Galaxy' Churns Out Stars A Thousand Times Faster Than Milky Way
The monster galaxy COSMOS-AzTEC-1 is spitting out stars at an abnormally frenzied pace. Scientists take a closer look using ALMA in Chile, finding that the gas clouds within are startlingly unstable.
Latest Research Articles
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ESO Captures Breathtaking Images of ’Pillars of Destruction’ in Carina Nebula
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NASA: SOFIA Observes Collapsing Interstellar Clouds Give Birth to Young Stars
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ALMA Takes Scientists Back in Time to the ‘Golden Age’ of Galaxy Formation
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NASA's Hubble Captures Unusual Mix of Stars Believed to Be Rare Fossil Relic of Ancient Milky Way
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ALMA: Water Dew Drops Discovered at Spiderweb Galaxy
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Small Galaxy, 11 Billion Light Years Away, A Hotbed of Star Formation
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Star-Disk Collisions Most Likely to Cause the 'Disappearance' of Red Giants in the Milky Way
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Massive Galaxy Found Bursting With Stars
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Hubble Clues: Blue Star Birth
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ALMA Captures Star Formation in Distant Universe
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How Galaxies Strangle to Death
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Hubble Witnesses the Death of Giants: Ancient Galaxies Sputter Out
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