Does the Universe Make Stars Like It Used To? #SpaceSaturday
Are stars formed in the early universe different than stars formed today? Does 12 billion years make a difference when it come to the gestation, birth, and life cycle of stars? Here’s more from Astronomy Now:
Did stars form differently 12 billion years ago compared to how they form today? The cosmic environment of the early Universe was metal-poor – that is, it was depleted in heavy elements that astronomers call ‘metals’ and that are formed inside stars. These metals were sparse because not enough time had passed for sufficient generations of stars to produce them.
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