New Binary Star Type Discovered is The 'Missing Link' In Stellar Evolution
The discovery could finally explain how a type of stellar remnant called extremely low mass white dwarfs form, something that has puzzled scientists for decades.
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The discovery could finally explain how a type of stellar remnant called extremely low mass white dwarfs form, something that has puzzled scientists for decades.
A new type of binary star theorized about for years has finally been observed, filling in an important stellar missing link.
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