The European Sourthern Observatory's Very Large Telescope has discovered an incredible double star system composed of two young stars "kissing" -- that is, they're so close together that they're touching, their final gesture before forming a single giant star or, perhaps, a binary black hole. The stars are located in the VFTS 352 system, which is a very far 160,000 …
The European Sourthern Observatory's Very Large Telescope has discovered an incredible double star system composed of two young stars "kissing" -- that is, they're so close together that they're touching, their final gesture before forming a single giant star or, perhaps, a binary black hole. The stars are located in the VFTS 352 system, which is a very far 160,000 …
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