Post by Dave on Jul 22, 2012 17:05:29 GMT -5
Chemical bond discovered that only exists in space
New Scientist - 19:00 19 July 2012, by Nicola Guttridge
"... White dwarfs are the remnant cores of low-mass stars that have exhausted all their fuel. They are thought to be the final state for most of the stars in our galaxy. Though they have masses comparable to that of our sun, white dwarfs only occupy the same amount of space as a small planet like Earth, making them incredibly dense. ..."
New Scientist - 19:00 19 July 2012, by Nicola Guttridge
"... White dwarfs are the remnant cores of low-mass stars that have exhausted all their fuel. They are thought to be the final state for most of the stars in our galaxy. Though they have masses comparable to that of our sun, white dwarfs only occupy the same amount of space as a small planet like Earth, making them incredibly dense. ..."