Space
Ancient Galaxy Churning Out 2,900 Suns A Year Discovered By Astronomers
Making stars is such an old habit for a newly-discovered starburst galaxy, so old it's been doing it since the universe was in its infancy. A team of astronomers have discovered a dust-filled massive galaxy that's essentially an ancient star factory, churning out stars since the universe was only 880 million years old.
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