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Asteroid Disrupted By Star - Artist Concept

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Description	English: Asteroid Disrupted By Star - Artist Concept^[1]^[2] References ↑ Letzer, Rafi (17 October 2019). "An Asteroid-Smashing Star Ground a Giant Rock to Bits and Covered Itself in the Remains". LiveScience. Retrieved on 17 October 2019. ↑ Wang, Ting-gui (10 October 2019). An On-going Mid-infrared Outburst in the White Dwarf 0145+234: Catching in Action of Tidal Disruption of an Exoasteroid?. Retrieved on 17 October 2019.
Date	17 October 2019
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[LS-20191017-1] Letzer, Rafi (17 October 2019). "An Asteroid-Smashing Star Ground a Giant Rock to Bits and Covered Itself in the Remains". LiveScience. Retrieved on 17 October 2019.

[ARX-20191010-2] Wang, Ting-gui (10 October 2019). An On-going Mid-infrared Outburst in the White Dwarf 0145+234: Catching in Action of Tidal Disruption of an Exoasteroid?. Retrieved on 17 October 2019.

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