Bilatzailea
Small stars have no friends
Most stars that look at the naked eye have a member, that is, they appear in pairs. Sometimes there are more than two stars in the group that rotate each other. In particular, 80% of the big stars are paired, so astronomers thought it was the most common. Now, however, they have focused on small stars and have seen that the minority has a partner. In fact, three-quarters of the red dwarfs of the Milky Way have no friends, they only appear.
Buletina
Bidali zure helbide elektronikoa eta jaso asteroko buletina zure sarrera-ontzian
Bizitza
Aldizkaria
Kolaboratu
Zure lana argitaratzea nahi duzu?
Gai zientifiko bati buruzko artikulu bat baduzu, bidali eta sarean zein aldizkari inprimatuan argitaratu dezakegu.
