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Hubble Reveals How Blue Straggler Stars Stay Young in Ancient Clusters
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An international study reveals that the 'blue stragglers', apparently young stars in ancient clusters, owe their youth not to violent collisions, but to stellar couple relationships Science confirms what we already knew: the benefits
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Hubble Reveals How Blue Straggler Stars Stay Young in Ancient Clusters
Astronomers using the Hubble Space Telescope have uncovered new clues to the mystery of blue straggler stars—unusually hot, bright stars found in ancient globular clusters. By studying ultraviolet light from 48 clusters, scientists discovered that blue stragglers are more common in sparse clusters, supporting the idea that they form through binary star interactions rather than stellar collisions.
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