Stars
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'Ghostly Glow' from Dead Galaxies Reappear
That faint blue light that you see up in space isn't a trick of the eye, but the "ghostly glow" of stars from dead galaxies come back to haunt us after being torn to pieces in a sort of cosmic grinder, as captured by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope.
Latest Research Articles
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Late Bloomer Galaxies Help Us Understand Star Formation
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Leaky Galaxies Shed Light on the Universe
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Scientists Reveal Unusual Death of Some Ancient Stars
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Tracking Zombie Stars With Gamma Rays
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Unusual Star Looks Older Than it Should
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Going the Distance: Scientists Settle Pleiades Controversy
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Dead Stars 'Re-ignite' to go Supernova
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Traces of One of the Universe's First Stars Discovered
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Interstellar Mapping Tackles a Dark Mystery
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Closer To Understanding the Sun's Birth
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White Dwarf Explosions: A New Gamma Source
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Hubble's In-Depth Look at Galaxy's Halo