One is a hypothetical white dwarf that's passed through much of its life cycle and is on a slow path to stellar death. The other subject is Kepler-62, a "main sequence" star at a similar phase in ...

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The team eventually concluded that Gaia22ayj is a missing link in the life cycle of white dwarf pulsars, a rare and short-lived early phase of these objects.

The authors found that the region in which an exoplanet could host life-supporting liquid water was much closer to the white dwarf star than the same zone around Kepler-62.

The discovery that "vampire" white dwarfs spread dust brings astronomers closer to understanding the life and death cycle of stars. Astronomers have discovered a hitherto unknown source of the ...

A slowly cooling stellar ember called a white dwarf with a scar on its face is providing new insight into the behavior of certain "cannibal" stars at the end of their life cycle.

Astronomers have found evidence that a white dwarf star consumed a planetary fragment, leaving an unusual metal scar on the star’s surface. CNN values your feedback 1.

White dwarf planets, remnants of dying stars, might surprisingly sustain life in their habitable zones for billions of years. A new study explores their potential as cosmic cradles for evolution.

The team eventually concluded that Gaia22ayj is a missing link in the life cycle of white dwarf pulsars, a rare and short-lived early phase of these objects.

A slowly cooling stellar ember called a white dwarf with a scar on its face is providing new insight into the behaviour of certain “cannibal” stars at the end of their life cycle. Using the European ...

WASHINGTON : A slowly cooling stellar ember called a white dwarf with a scar on its face is providing new insight into the behavior of certain "cannibal" stars at the end of their life cycle.Using ...