[ad_1] The stars' paths of galactic fusion have earned them the nickname "Gaia Sausage," according to Wyn Evans of Cambridge. (Reuters) Astronomers have discovered an ancient cosmic collision with an object, dubbed …
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[ad_1] Astronomers discovered an ancient cosmic collision with an object, dubbed the galaxy "sausage", which reshaped the structure of the Milky Way The accident was a defining event in history of the …
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[ad_1] A dramatic frontal collision with a dwarf galaxy, nicknamed the "Gaia Sausage" galaxy, about 10 billion years ago reshaped the structure of our galaxy, the Milky Way, shaping its inner bulb …
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[ad_1] Eta Carinae The brightest and most mbadive star system at 10,000 light-years accelerates high-energy particles, some of which can reach the Earth as cosmic rays, according to a study using a …
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[ad_1] Eta Carinae – the brightest and most mbadive star system of 10,000 light-years – accelerates high-energy particles, some of which can reach the Earth in the form of cosmic rays, according …
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[ad_1] Eta Carinae – the brightest and most mbadive star system of 10,000 light-years – accelerates high-energy particles, some of which can reach the Earth in the form of cosmic rays, according …
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[ad_1] WASHINGTON: Eta Carinae – the brightest and most mbadive star system of 10,000 light-years – accelerates high energy particles, some of which can reach the Earth as cosmic rays, according to …
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[ad_1] Eta Carinae, the brightest and most mbadive star system at 10,000 light-years, accelerates particles at speeds comparable to those of light – some of which can reach the Earth as cosmic …
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[ad_1] The Eta Carinae system consists of two mbadive stars that produce powerful interactive stellar winds. Where they collide, shock waves are generated that can accelerate electrically charged particles up to the …
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[ad_1] The great eruption of Eta Carinae in the 1840s gave birth to the Homunculus nebula, pictured here by Hubble. Now, about a light-year away, the expanding cloud contains enough material to …
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