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Where
do you look to glimpse the birth of a solar system like ours? Our sun
is thought to have formed along with a range of stellar siblings. This
star cluster likely moved out on its own, bound by gravity, in what
astronomers call a "Moving Group."
This video explores two nearby
moving groups. M67, also known as the King Cobra Cluster, was once
pegged as the birth place of our solar system. The evidence now says
it's not, but astronomers have now detected planets there. The other is
the Beta Pictoris group, with the most famous of all solar systems in
formation, Beta Pictoris. Find out how a solar system is taking shape
within the fold of this hot star.
Music by Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com)
do you look to glimpse the birth of a solar system like ours? Our sun
is thought to have formed along with a range of stellar siblings. This
star cluster likely moved out on its own, bound by gravity, in what
astronomers call a "Moving Group."
This video explores two nearby
moving groups. M67, also known as the King Cobra Cluster, was once
pegged as the birth place of our solar system. The evidence now says
it's not, but astronomers have now detected planets there. The other is
the Beta Pictoris group, with the most famous of all solar systems in
formation, Beta Pictoris. Find out how a solar system is taking shape
within the fold of this hot star.
Music by Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com)
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