SYFY WIRE Explore The LatestMoviesTVGamesComicsInterviewsBad Astronomy All Posts Tagged ALMA Unseen planets kick a ring of debris off-kilter around a nearby star We may be seeing what the Sun was like when it was a rebellious teen. By Phil Plait | 1 month ago The Tarantula shreds its enormous cocoon Winds from stars blow away gas for hundreds of light-years. By Phil Plait | 1 month ago After a fiery embrace, some stars undergo metamorphosis Water fountain stars recently — or still are — eating their binary companions. By Phil Plait | 3 months ago DUDE, where's my carbon star? V Hydrae is dying and blowing smoke rings. By Phil Plait | 4 months ago 8 highlights of radio astronomy in 2021 From the Moon to the farthest quasar, the big radio astronomy stories of 2021. By Phil Plait | 6 months ago Star birth at the galaxy's edge A star still forming found in the galaxy's far-flung regions. By Phil Plait | 8 months ago We’re seeing a galaxy as it was just after the dawn of the universe, and it has water The most massive galaxy that existed in the early universe has the oldest water molecules in the universe. By Elizabeth Rayne | 9 months ago What is causing galaxies in the Virgo Cluster to die? A new survey aims to find out. By Phil Plait | 9 months ago Good soup! Raw ingredients for life abundant in the swirling discs around newly forming planets By Cassidy Ward | 10 months ago Take THAT Tatooine: A planet may be orbiting a *triple* star system By Phil Plait | 10 months ago Load More
Unseen planets kick a ring of debris off-kilter around a nearby star We may be seeing what the Sun was like when it was a rebellious teen. By Phil Plait | 1 month ago
The Tarantula shreds its enormous cocoon Winds from stars blow away gas for hundreds of light-years. By Phil Plait | 1 month ago
After a fiery embrace, some stars undergo metamorphosis Water fountain stars recently — or still are — eating their binary companions. By Phil Plait | 3 months ago
DUDE, where's my carbon star? V Hydrae is dying and blowing smoke rings. By Phil Plait | 4 months ago
8 highlights of radio astronomy in 2021 From the Moon to the farthest quasar, the big radio astronomy stories of 2021. By Phil Plait | 6 months ago
Star birth at the galaxy's edge A star still forming found in the galaxy's far-flung regions. By Phil Plait | 8 months ago
We’re seeing a galaxy as it was just after the dawn of the universe, and it has water The most massive galaxy that existed in the early universe has the oldest water molecules in the universe. By Elizabeth Rayne | 9 months ago
What is causing galaxies in the Virgo Cluster to die? A new survey aims to find out. By Phil Plait | 9 months ago
Good soup! Raw ingredients for life abundant in the swirling discs around newly forming planets By Cassidy Ward | 10 months ago
