File:Dustiest Star Could Harbor a Young Earth (gemini0506a).tiff
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[edit]DescriptionDustiest Star Could Harbor a Young Earth (gemini0506a).tiff |
English: Artist's conception of a possible collision around BD +20 307 that might have created some of the dust observed in the recent Gemini/ Keck observations. The collisions responsible for this dust could range in size from the largest known asteroids (approximated here) to planets the size of the Earth or Mars. |
Date | 20 July 2005 (upload date) |
Source | Dustiest Star Could Harbor a Young Earth |
Author | NOIRLab |
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Image title | Artist's conception of a possible collision around BD +20 307 that might have created some of the dust observed in the recent Gemini/ Keck observations. The collisions responsible for this dust could range in size from the largest known asteroids (approximated here) to planets the size of the Earth or Mars. |
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File change date and time | 16:05, 7 June 2020 |
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