... to plough into the Milky Way's disk, however when it does astronomers believe it will ignite a spectacular burst of star formation, perhaps providing enough gas to make 2 million suns. Discovered in the early 1960s by doctoral astronomy student Gail...
... the Astronomical observatory of Strasbourg, France, where he carries out research on the formation and evolution of black holes. He has been selected to lead observations of galaxies ... large amounts of gas but little or no ongoing star formation.
...other way around - it is the web-like filaments which fuelled the formation of clusters of galaxies and galaxies which grew in pockets of dense ...pockets of gas providing the fuel for intense star formation and the growth of super massive black holes ...
...The current results indicate that there has been no significant star formation in this large region over hundreds of millions years. ... new Cepheids are helping us to better understand the formation and evolution of the Milky Way,” explains co-author ...
... years ago, etc. - all the way back to when the first stars were forming. “This allowed us to reconstruct the EBL and determine the star-formation history of the Universe in a more effective manner than had been achieved...
... point and this telescope is “perfect for that problem,” he said. With a chance to study the entire cosmic star formation history, Schauer, Drory and Bromm, are proposing that the astronomical community revisit this shelved plan...