@solrize@lemmy.world Direct from Spacex, this was the Starship launch and was not going to the ISS

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@MonkderVierte@lemmy.ml This is stellar death process of a planetary nebula which, after stellar death, could allow for new planetary formaiton

@A_A@lemmy.world Thank for for the TLDR

@mipadaitu@lemmy.world Thank you for linking to this!

@cyberpunk007@lemmy.ca A carbon dust shell is a layer of carbon-rich material expelled from a star in it’s later stages of life in which a star ejects these shells due to stellar instability since they are the lighter, outer elements of a star.

It’s cool because JWST could even resolve detail like that!! We can also learn more about the carbon chemistry of the system, binary dynamics, and the history of the system :D

@SelfProgrammed@lemmy.today Thank you for linking to this!

@davidgro@lemmy.world Here’s the study! https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-08262-7

@AwesomeLowlander@sh.itjust.works Extremely subjective but that’s the title :P

@salvaria@lemmy.blahaj.zone Yep! Cheers