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How Small Can The Smallest Stellar Object Be? One Of The Largest Images From JWST Suggests Smaller Than We Thought Possible
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Webb Searches for Brown Dwarfs in a Stunning Star-Forming Region
How small can brown dwarfs be before the definition breaks down? That question is at the heart of new research, and new JWST images. Using the space telescope, researchers have discovered a new class of brown dwarfs with low masses, marked by a peculiar hydrocarbon feature.
·Courtenay, Canada
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The panoramic image obtained by the JWST space telescope suggests that the smallest space object is significantly smaller than previously thought.
·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Scientists will probably have to rethink the idea of objects that are something in between stars and planets.
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