[/caption] Who can shine the brightest in the Large Magellanic Cloud? A brilliant cluster of stars, open cluster NGC 2100…
[/caption]Don't you know that you are a shooting star... Thanks to the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, an international team of…
[/caption]What would you say if I told you there are stars with a temperature close to that of a human…
[/caption] When it comes to being close to "home", there are not a lot of stars out there in our…
[/caption]The traditional picture of galaxy growth is not pretty. In fact, it's a kind of cosmic cannibalism: two galaxies are…
[/caption] The general picture of star formation envisions stars emerging in clusters, having condensed from cores of gas under self…
[/caption] One of the long standing challenges in stellar astronomy, is explaining why stars rotate so slowly. Given their large…
[/caption] Molecular clouds are called so because they have sufficient density to support the formation of molecules, most commonly H2…
[/caption] The stellar wind, that is! This beautiful image, taken by NASA's Wide-Field Infrared Explorer (WISE) shows a vast ring…
[/caption] Two stars have been discovered locked in a mutually-destructive embrace, a relationship that will end with both losing…