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Study points to universal star formation pattern, to be tested by new telescopes
Scientists have found a thrilling new method to learn about star formation by studying their dramatic deaths. By analyzing data from explosive events like supernovae and gamma-ray bursts, researchers can now estimate the mass of stars in distant regions of the universe that are otherwise too far...