NASA releases Webb image and findings on IC 348 brown dwarfs
1 Sep 15 10:00 AM · 8d ago · 3 articles · 2 posts · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
NASA officially publishes one of the largest images from Webb to date, showing IC 348 and revealing the unexpectedly small brown dwarfs that challenge star formation models. One of the lightest brown dwarfs shows signs of a disk, suggesting planets could form around an object only planetary in mass.
“brown dwarfs with masses as low as just twice the mass of Jupiter or only 0.19 percent of the Sun's mass — far smaller than theory predicts brown dwarfs should be”
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Webb reveals one of its largest images to date! 😲 This starry view shows the nearby star-forming region IC 348. Here, astronomers searched for brown dwarfs, objects which are less massive than the smallest stars. Read more 👉 www.esa.int/Science_Expl... 🔭🧪
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Just in: A gorgeous new panorama of creation in our galaxy, taken by JWST. This image shows infant stars shooting out jets, baby stars emerging from dusty cocoons, young planet-like objects floating alone & starless, and one planet birthing planets of its own. https:// science.nasa.gov/missions/webb…
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Stunning new #JWST image of a nearby star-forming region, where the smallest-ever brown dwarfs have just been found! Read more: science.
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