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Winds, Jets, and Wigglings from Young Stars and Their Disks
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Winds, Jets, and Wigglings from Young Stars and Their Disks
New JWST observations provide a detailed look at the jets of four young stars, revealing shocks, mass loss, and wiggly behavior that hints at a hidden binary companion. A portion of the Taurus star-forming region. [ESO/Digitized Sky Survey 2. Acknowledgement: Davide De Martin; CC BY 4.0] From Cloud to Star to Planetary System The transformation from a turbulent cloud of hydrogen gas to a star circled by planets is complicated. As stars coalesce …
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