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Phosphorus-bearing molecules PO and PN at the edge of the Galaxy

publication date16. 11. 2023
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Detection of Phosphorus in Milky Way

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DELVE 6: An Ancient, Ultra-Faint Star Cluster on the Outskirts of the Magellanic Clouds

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The fastest stars in the Galaxy

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Most distant stars in the Milky way lie half-way to the Andromeda galaxy

Astronomers identified the most distant stars still belonging to our own galaxy. The variable RR Lyrae stars have a unique pulsating period related to its brightness which allows scientists to determine their distance. It was found to be 1,2 million light years away - almost half distance to our neighboring big galaxy - Andromeda.

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Unknown structure hidden behind our galaxy's core

Astronomers detected evidence of extragalactic structure hidden behind the core of the Milky Way when looking from Earth. The region is known as a Zone of Avoidance and it’s largely unexplored due to dust and stars in our own galactic center. The structure consists of 5 galaxies analyzed in new scientific study and probably holds much more.

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