A study of the binary system “MY Camelopardalis” published in the journal Astronomy & Astrophysics, shows that the most massive stars are formed by the merging of other smaller stars, as theoretical models predicted.
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This scientist gave the closing lecture at the XXVI Winter School of the IAC about Bayesian methods applied to astrophysicsAdvertised on -
This radioastronomer is lecturing at the Winter School of the IAC dedicated to the relation between statistics and astrophysicsAdvertised on -
This cosmologist lectured via videoconference at the IAC Winter School on “Bayesian Astrophysics”Advertised on -
This researcher participates in the XXVI Winter School of the IAC about Bayesian methodsAdvertised on -
Gloria, which has copyleft licences permitting the free distribution of its contents and materials, belongs to the Citizens’ Science programme of the European Union. Any user will be able to operate the telescopes and develop research within the proposed programmes, or propose new experiments.Advertised on