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Articles tagged: Milky Way

  • 07 December 2015 Massive baby galaxies nestled in dark matter filaments found by ALMA

    ... galaxies, that would have had star formation rates hundreds or thousands of times what we currently observe in the Milky Way, evolved into giant elliptical galaxies over time. Locating these monstrous galaxies could help researchers ascertain...

  • Kepler, shock breakout, supernova shock wave, Type II Supernovae 22 March 2016 Astronomers catch a supernova shock wave in visible light for the first time

    ... how the seeds of chemical complexity and life itself have been scattered in space and time in our Milky Way galaxy. "All heavy elements in the universe come from supernova explosions. For example, all the silver...

    • Kepler
    • shock breakout
    • supernova shock wave
    • Type II Supernovae
  • Chicxulub, iridium anomaly, iridium layer, mass extinction, Nimura, Pinatubo, Toba, Woodleigh crater 23 March 2016 Could an encounter with a passing dark molecular cloud be responsible for killing off the dinosaurs?

    ..., which caused global cooling and the destruction of the ozone layer, and resulted in a “Nebula Winter.” The Milky Way Galaxy has a disk with a radius of 10 kilo parsecs (kpc) and a thickness of 200 parsecs (pc). Our solar system...

    • Chicxulub
    • iridium anomaly
    • iridium layer
    • mass extinction
    • Nimura
    • Pinatubo
    • Toba
    • Woodleigh crater
  • Earth-like planet, exoplanets, GJ832, habitable zone, planetary system 18 April 2016 New Earth-like planet found in GJ 832 planetary system

    ... are not alone and recent discoveries have shown that multi-planetary systems in compact orbits in the Milky Way Galaxy seem common – nearly 500 systems with three or more planets have been detected so far1. Finding...

    • Earth-like planet
    • exoplanets
    • GJ832
    • habitable zone
    • planetary system
  • Batyagin, Niku, Pan-STARSS, Planet Nine, TNO 18 August 2016 Space Rebel Niku Baffles Astronomers

    ...Nine or something completely different, is impossible to say. Artist’s impression of Planet Nine as an ice giant eclipsing the central Milky Way, with a star-like Sun in the distance. Neptune’s orbit is shown as a small ellipse around the Sun. Credit...

    • Batyagin
    • Niku
    • Pan-STARSS
    • Planet Nine
    • TNO
  • big bang, Early Universe, Quasar, supermassive black hole 12 September 2016 New study doubles the number of known quasars

    ... a quasar is the region around a supermassive black hole that emits up to a thousand times the energy output of the Milky Way through the accretion of matter. The quasars discovered by a team led by Carnegie's Eduardo Bañados, are from when...

    • big bang
    • Early Universe
    • Quasar
    • supermassive black hole
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