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How To Weigh A Star

In Stars by Brian Koberlein30 December 20170 Comments

How do we know the gravity of a single star?

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Naming Day

In Stars by Brian Koberlein20 December 20170 Comments

The International Astronomical Union has added 86 stars to the list of official names.

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A Tale Of Three Cities

In Stars by Brian Koberlein2 August 20170 Comments

Stars are known to form in large nebulae known as stellar nurseries. Now there’s evidence they also form in multiple waves.

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A Young Star System Holds Clues About The History Of Our Own

In Exoplanets by Brian Koberlein9 May 20172 Comments

Just 10 light years away, Epsilon Eridani is a young star system that tells us how our own solar system may have formed.

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Millions In Motion

In Astronomy by Brian Koberlein4 April 20170 Comments

We can now observe the motions of millions of stars through the sky.

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One Ring To Bind Them

In Exoplanets by Brian Koberlein5 March 20170 Comments

The binary star system SDSS 1557 has a rocky asteroid belt, which could hold clues to the formation of Earth-like planets.

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All In The Family

In Stars by Brian Koberlein24 February 20173 Comments

Stars aren’t living things, but like living things they have a family tree with common origins.

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And Proxima Makes Three

In Stars by Brian Koberlein23 December 20160 Comments

Astronomers have confirmed that Proxima Centauri is part of the Alpha Centauri system

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Encyclopedia Galactica

In Milky Way by Brian Koberlein21 September 20166 Comments

The Gaia mission has released initial data on more than a billion stars in our galaxy.

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Brian Koberlein is an astrophysics professor who can't stop rambling about how awesome the Universe is.