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Astronomers Identify Coldest Star Yet That Emits Radio Waves

Astronomers Identify Coldest Star Yet That Emits Radio Waves
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Scientists Discover Star Cooler Than Cigarette Lighter Flame

Campfire Song Scientists have discovered the coolest star ever found to emit radio waves, a new study published Thursday in The Astrophysical Journal Letters. Per the study, at roughly 797 degrees Fahrenheit, the star in question — unceremoniously dubbed WISE J062309.94−045624.6 — is cooler than the average cigarette lighter flame. For contrast's sake: our Sun, […]

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Coldest star to emit radio waves is smaller than Jupiter

A brown dwarf star analysed by astronomers at the University of Sydney is the coldest known to emit radio waves.

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Astronomers discover rare brown dwarf star that emits radio waves

The "ultracool brown dwarf" is a ball of gas simmering at about 425 degrees Centigrade.

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University Of Sydney Astronomers Spot The Coldest Star Yet That Emits Radio Waves

Astronomers at the University of Sydney have shown that a small, faint star is the coldest on record to produce emission at radio wavelength.The ‘ultracool brown dwarf’ examined in the study is a ball of gas simmering at about 425 degrees centigrade

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