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Radio Telescope Array Reveals the Masses of Hidden Young Stars

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May 1, 2026 • 59 views
Original source: Universe Today

The Orion Nebula provides a master class in the study of newly born stars as the closest starbirth region to us. Yet, many of its youngest ones are still swaddled in their birth creches, hidden by clouds of gas and dust. The Very Large Baseline Array (VLBA) radio telescopes have managed to punch thr...

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