Asteroseismology

Crux Constellation's Beta Crucis A Star is 14.5 Times as Massive as the Sun, Australian Polarimetrists Says

Medicine & Technology Dec 07, 2021

A research team recently found beta Crucis A to be roughly 14.5 times as gigantic as the Sun and approximately 11 million years old, which make it the heaviest star identified the regular movements of stars called "asteroseismology," ever.

Asteroseismology

Crux Constellation's Beta Crucis A Star is 14.5 Times as Massive as the Sun, Australian Polarimetrists Says

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