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Chaos and clouds of dust. Sharpest images yet reveal how planets are born

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An international team of scientists has taken some of the sharpest images yet of protoplanetary disks inside several early star systems using the ALMA observatory in Chile. The data will help refine our understanding of the processes that form planets. The new observation method will also allow scientists to find much younger objects than ever before.
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Chaos and clouds of dust. Sharpest images yet reveal how planets are born

An international team of scientists has taken some of the sharpest images yet of protoplanetary disks inside several early star systems using the ALMA observatory in Chile. The data will help refine our understanding of the processes that form planets. The new observation method will also allow scientists to find much younger objects than ever before.

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Deník.cz broke the news in on Friday, May 9, 2025.
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