Asteroids torn apart near dead stars may initially leave chunks hundreds of meters across, rather than immediately turning into dust. A new study identifies a missing stage in the formation of the dusty rings seen around many white dwarfs. The finding matters because this debris offers a glimpse of what happens to planetary systems after […]
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