Stellar siblings grow closer with age

Aaron M. Geller ()
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Aaron M. Geller: Northwestern University

Nature, 2017, vol. 547, issue 7661, 41-42

Abstract: High-mass stars often pair up to form binary systems. Observations reveal that the stars in such systems are born farther apart than was formerly thought, casting fresh light on an enduring debate about star formation.

Date: 2017
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