
Using a telescope that can see cold grains of cosmic dust, astronomers have photographed the freezing factories of the Milky Way galaxy’s biggest stars.
Using a telescope that can see cold grains of cosmic dust, astronomers have photographed the freezing factories of the Milky Way galaxy’s biggest stars.
A radio telescope array being built in the highest, driest desert in the world has photographed two colliding galaxies for its first public-test shots. The new images reveal a flurry of star formation within thick clouds of gas and dust at the Antennae Galaxies’ impact zone, 45 million light-years away.