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First Detection of Fully Deuterated Methanol Challenges Models of Interstellar Chemistry

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Astronomers detect fully deuterated methanol in space for the first time, finding it about 100 times more abundant than chemical models predict.

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An international research team has surprisingly discovered forms of alcohol methanol in young stars. It had investigated the chemical composition around eleven young stars with a telescope in Chile.

·Vienna, Austria
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BERN. An international research team led by Switzerland has discovered surprisingly diverse organic molecules in young stars, including forms of alcohol methanol.

·Linz, Austria
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An international research team led by Switzerland has discovered a surprising variety of organic molecules in young stars, including methanol, whose detection could provide new insights into the emergence of vital building blocks.

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Astronomers have discovered a heavy form of methanol in deep space for the first time. This discovery helps to understand how stars and planets came to be.

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Fully deuterated methanol was detected for the first time in space around the NGC 1333 IRAS4A protostar. The COMPASS programme, conducted with the ALMA network, published its first results.

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scinexx.de broke the news on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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