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Astronomers discover that a supernovae explosion 14 million years ago initiated a chain of events responsible for the formation of all nearby, young stars.
Leah Hustak (STScI) Cambridge, MA — The Earth sits in a 1,000-light-year-wide void surrounded by thousands of young stars – but how did those stars
The solar system lies inside a structure called the Local Bubble that is some 1000 light years across – and a map of its surface shows it is the site of star formation
Scientists have shown how a chain of events led to the creation of the vast bubble that is responsible for the formation of all young stars within 500 light-years of the sun and Earth.
A new study into the Local Bubble, a cosmic void surrounding Earth, has mapped out the star-forming regions on the bubble's surface and uncovered more information about its explosive birth.