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[QUOTE="1oldman2, post: 5531087, member: 578406"] Here is a bit of an anomaly in the "star formation department". A stellar nursery without the nursery. From, [URL]http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?feature=6578&utm_source=iContact&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=NASAJPL&utm_content=daily20160727-1[/URL] "When CX330 was last viewed in August 2015, it was still outbursting. Astronomers plan to continue studying the object, including with future telescopes that could view it in other wavelengths of light." "Most puzzling to astronomers, FU Orionis and the rare objects like it -- there are only about 10 of them -- are located in star-forming regions. Young stars usually form and feed from their surrounding gas and dust-rich regions in star-forming clouds. By contrast, the region of star formation closest to CX330 is over a thousand light-years away." Also good news for the ExoMars mission, they are on track for an orbital insertion, October 19th. [URL]http://spaceflight101.com/exomars-2016-dsm-1/[/URL] Also,[MEDIA=youtube]QAl4jQKmNQU[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]
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