April 11, 2025

Science & Astronomy

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Massive stars born from violent cosmic collapse: New process of star formation challenges turbulent core model Massive stars born from violent cosmic collapse: New process of star formation challenges turbulent core model_6717f56ba0f9a.jpeg
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Massive stars born from violent cosmic collapse: New process of star formation challenges turbulent core model

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