First Detection of Fully Deuterated Methanol Challenges Models of Interstellar Chemistry
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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.
BERN. An international research team led by Switzerland has discovered surprisingly diverse organic molecules in young stars, including forms of alcohol methanol.
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.
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.
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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