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Peculiar galaxy seems to contain surprisingly pristine stars

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Stars uncontaminated by heavier elements are thought to have formed very early in the universe, but a galaxy much later in cosmic history might let us see them for the first time

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Peculiar galaxy seems to contain surprisingly pristine stars

Stars uncontaminated by heavier elements are thought to have formed very early in the universe, but a galaxy much later in cosmic history might let us see them for the first time

·Baltimore, United States
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