debris disks

Debris Disk Around Main-Sequence Star Can Help Scientists Find New Exoplanets When Asteroids Collide

Medicine & Technology Dec 03, 2021

Debris disks are commonly found around main-sequence stars, forming tenuous belts of dust that are thought to produce asteroids or exoplanets. Scientists study them to learn how planetary systems originated and behaved in the past.

debris disks

Debris Disk Around Main-Sequence Star Can Help Scientists Find New Exoplanets When Asteroids Collide

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