nearby star

By gravitationally yanking out masses of debris from a disk, a flyby from a nearby star could also create rings, she said.

any number of scenarios have been offered, ranging from the explosion of a nearby star to Ice Age cooling and greenhouse warming.

Wisps of green are organic molecules called Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) that have been illuminated by the nearby star formation.

In 2008, astronomers published the first direct images of exoplanets: tiny pinpricks of light close to a nearby star.

Some are probably expelled from nearby star systems, pushed by the radiation of these alien suns.

A nearby star feeds the black hole, giving it energy to shoot a flood of particles out each side at near the speed of light.

Your eyes are simulating the position of the Earth at the extremes of its orbit and your finger, the nearby star.

Explanation: The Great Nebula in Orion, an immense, nearby star birth region, is probably the most famous of all astronomical nebulas .

However, their presence can usually only be inferred through the gravitational influences they have on their nearby star.

Astronomers detected a bright fluorescent signal, caused by radiation from the nearby star being absorbed by methane and released as light.

is being boiled away by its nearby star.

New planet discovered orbiting nearby star