The Twist in AB Aurigae Star Wall Art Size:Small (8 x 8) Another theory is that the

Another theory is that the increased sunlight in the summer months is changing the amounts of photochemical haze produced

This image is a blend of 171 and 193 angstrom light as captured by the Solar Dynamics Observatory

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Astronomers believe that some of these more unusually shaped planetary nebulae are formed when the progenitor star is actually a binary system

The Twist in AB Aurigae Star Wall Art Size:Small (8 x 8) Another theory is that theThis image shows the disc around the young AB Aurigae star, where ESOs Very Large Telescope (VLT) has spotted signs of planet birth. Close to the centre of the image, in the inner region of the disc, we see the twist (in very bright yellow) that scientists believe marks the spot where a planet is forming. This twist lies at about the same distance from the AB Aurigae star as Neptune from the Sun. The image was obtained with the VLTs SPHERE instrument