First Detection of X-Rays From a Newborn Star – Clues to Our Sun’s Earliest Phase of Evolution - SciTechDaily 22-Jun-2020
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First Detection of X-Rays From a Newborn Star – Clues to Our Sun’s Earliest Phase of Evolution - SciTechDaily
Astronomers have reported the first detection of X-rays from the earliest phase of evolution of a star like our Sun. This discovery from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory may help answer questions about the Sun and Solar System as they are today. The X-ray fla…
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