An early stellar nursery

Philip Solomon ()
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Philip Solomon: State University of New York

Nature, 2003, vol. 424, issue 6947, 382-383

Abstract: Searching for distant objects in our Universe is equivalent to looking back in time, to the early origins of stars and galaxies. The most distant object known shows the earliest evidence of star formation.

Date: 2003
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