Star Swallows Companion, Burps Out Planet-Forming Cloud 98
New Scientist is reporting that BP Piscium, an unusual star recently under scrutiny from astronomers, may have swallowed a nearby companion and spewed out a planet-forming dust cloud as a result. The team has also identified a similar scenario with another star which they hope will offer more answers.
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-WtC
*sig fault, core dumped*
that can happen when you eat hot spicy stuff... (Score:3, Funny)
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Re:Questions? (Score:4, Funny)
Here's one, how did British Petroleum manage to buy a star and name it BP Piscium? Are oil profits really that good?
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Are you sure the name of that star isn't B.J. Piscium?
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Ain't that sweet? I appreciate your hospitality.
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There, fixed that for you.
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Ed
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Because you wasted them modding down a troll for saying NIGGER.
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I hope my _sun_ does not do that!~
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