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Low-mass stars form through a process known as disk accretion, eating up material that orbits in a disk around them. It turns out that the same mechanism also describes the… Click to show full abstract
Low-mass stars form through a process known as disk accretion, eating up material that orbits in a disk around them. It turns out that the same mechanism also describes the formation of more massive stars.
Keywords:
star formation;
cosmic feast;
formation cosmic;
formation
Journal Title: Nature Physics
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Nature Physics
Year Published: 2017
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