A Looking for information about spectroscopy isotopes and stellar formation

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Research indicates that the Sun's formation involved the merging of material from over thirty different nebulae, challenging the traditional view of a single nebula origin. This process suggests a complex stellar environment in the early solar system. The discussion seeks credible sources to support this claim, emphasizing the need for scientific validation. Participants are encouraged to share links to relevant studies or articles. Understanding this aspect of stellar formation can provide deeper insights into solar system evolution.
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Does anyone have a link ro the research showing that our sun was formed from more than thirty nebulae, not one as would be expected?
 
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Some 8 years ago I posted some experiments using 2 Software Defined Radios slaved to a common clock. The idea was measure small thermal noise by making correlation measurements between the IQ samples from each radio. This is a project that has kinda smoldered in the background where I've made progress in fits and starts. Since most (all?) RA signals are small thermal signals it seemed like the technique should be a natural approach. A recent thread discussing the feasibility of using SDRs to...