#star formation

Investigadores que utilizan ALMA han identificado un anillo de gas cálido de unos 1.000 unidades astronómicas de diámetro alrededor de una protoestrella profundamente incrustada en Tauro, sumando una nueva pieza al rompecabezas de cómo las estrellas infantiles liberan energía y siguen creciendo

New James Webb observations of the Milky Way’s W51 region are exposing young stars and intricate structures previously obscured by dust, while comparisons with ALMA also show how much of star formation still remains ve,

New James Webb Space Telescope observations of W51 are exposing previously hidden young stars and the gas-and-dust structures around them in unusually fine detail.

Astronomers have directly measured superheated gas blasting out of the starburst galaxy M82 at more than 3.2 million kilometers per hour, strengthening the case for a stellar-driven outflow.

Astronomers using the ALMA telescope have produced the largest image ever taken of the Milky Way's central region, spanning 650 light-years. The mosaic reveals a complex network of cold gas filaments and dozens of molecules, from simple silicon compounds to complex organics like acetone and ethanol.

A massive international collaboration using the James Webb Space Telescope and ALMA has identified 70 dusty galaxies from the universe's first billion years. These ancient objects appear to have formed stars far earlier than current models predict, potentially forcing a fundamental reassessment of how galaxies evolve.