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Dust Around an Old Star?
September 26, 2005 / Posted by: Shige Abe
Investigators from NAI’s UCLA and* Carnegie Institution of Washington* Lead Teams observed dust orbiting an old, relatively dead star, GD 362, and published their results in the_ Astrophysical Journal_ this month. This enigmatic observation could form the basis for predictions about the end of our own solar system.
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