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Star Formation

A living Archypedia dossier connecting source-backed reporting, context and new developments about Star Formation.

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  1. Spiral arms form as dynamic density patterns that move through galaxies

    A study of 22 galaxies shows that molecular cloud lifecycles remain consistent regardless of their location, suggesting spiral arms organize gas.

    Science · 567 words
  2. Researchers observe ambipolar diffusion in prestellar core to map star birth

    Scientists identified a velocity drift between ionized gas and neutral particles in a prestellar core, revealing how gravity overcomes magnetic resistance.

    Science · 673 words
  3. NASA's Hubble Captures a Stunning Red, White, and Blue Stellar Nursery

    Hubble has captured images of the LH 95 stellar nursery, revealing how massive blue stars and crimson gas shape the ongoing processes of star formation.

    Science · 631 words
  4. Hubble captures stellar nursery LH 95 in Large Magellanic Cloud

    New high-resolution imagery of LH 95 provides a rare, unobstructed view of star formation, showing how massive blue giants shape their cosmic environment.

    Science · 673 words
  5. Webb Telescope captures star formation in FS Tau region

    New infrared imagery from the James Webb Space Telescope offers a look at the birth of stars within the dust-shrouded FS Tau region. These findings provide evidence that protostars accumulate mass through discrete, energetic episodes rather than steady growth.

    Science · 574 words
  6. NASA's Webb Pinpoints Millions of Stars Within Cigar Galaxy

    New high-resolution imagery from the James Webb Space Telescope pierces through dense galactic dust to unveil the internal structure of the starburst galaxy M82.

    Science · 764 words