Most Stars Are Single 100
An anonymous reader writes to tell us Space.com is reporting that 'for more than 200 years, astronomers thought that most of the stars in our galaxy had stellar companions. But a new study suggests the bulk of them are born alone and never have stellar company.' The key difference seems to come from the difference between the highly turbulent clouds that produce massive stars in groups and the less active smaller clouds that produce red dwarfs."
Myspace.com (Score:5, Funny)
Sure. (Score:3, Funny)
What? RTFA? Huh, you're new here.
Anyway, where was I, oh yeah, Stars and their divorce rate...
It's disappointing... (Score:2, Funny)
The longer I live, the less enamored I am with science. I was always taught that it's this great infallible thing, that science only knows fact. This is a prime example of just how wrong science can be. I suppose I'm just going to have to become a creationist now, at least they never change their stories.
(that last part was a joke)
Marketing fiasco! (Score:5, Funny)
Insert obligatory joke... (Score:5, Funny)
Sigh - fooled again (Score:3, Funny)
sheesh!
Re:Sigh - fooled again (Score:4, Funny)
Oh dear, where to begin:
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Re:Sigh - fooled again (Score:4, Funny)
Re:Quality (Score:2, Funny)
Now, are you sure that for those stars, the same problem doesn't apply? So most of the easily visible stars are married. However you usually only see the stars produced in big clouds like Hollywood, but there are also e.g. porn stars which are not as easily observed (a regular cinema isn't sufficient for their observation). Now are you sure that most of them are married as well? I could well imagine the opposite.
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For those Red Dwarf fans :-) (Score:2, Funny)