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Dramatic New Image of a Star's Birth Reveals New Insight into Star Formation
A new image taken by the European Southern Observatory's ALMA telescope of a newborn star reveals a violent beginning in which jets of ejected material stream forth from the young star at velocities much higher than previously measured, indicating the outflowing gas carries with it far more energy than previously believed.
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