Space
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Brown Dwarf with Arctic Temperatures, the Coldest Ever Found, Spied by NASA Telescopes
Astronomers have spotted a relatively nearby star-like object known as a brown dwarf that is uncharacteristically cool. In fact, it has Arctic temperatures, making it the coldest brown dwarf known to exist.
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