Planets, stars or something entirely different? We take a look to see what brown dwarfs are

Planets, stars or something entirely different? We take a look to see what brown dwarfs are
For the first time ionised hydrogen has been detected at the lowest frequency ever towards the centre of our galaxy
These environments can only be simulated with a assortment of simple molecules enclosed in temperatures
We find out what that magic amount is to keep a star alive
The Lyman-alpha emission from dim clouds of hydrogen in space has offered a new and interesting view of the Universe
Researchers suggest that Eta Carinae was originally a three-star system, which is what led it to its unusual behaviour
Ordinary matter, or ‘baryons’, make up all physical objects in existence, from stars to the cores of black holes
This oxygen detection provides strong evidence that star formation occurred just 250 million years after the Big Bang
By studying distant galaxies, astronomers could reveal the large amounts of atomic hydrogen and how it affects star formation
Research over the past three decades has suggested that water is frozen on the first rock from the Sun
An international team of cosmologists have used data from the intergalactic medium – the vast, largely empty space between galaxies – to narrow down what dark matter could be
The puzzling appearance of an ice cloud on Saturn’s largest moon could possibly be similar to one seen over Earth’s poles
Quantifying the gas is key to understanding how matter cycles in and out of galaxies
The same face of the Moon has not always pointed towards the Earth
Visible light, infrared radiation and X-rays come together to reveal the beautiful inner workings of the Eagle nebula
We delve into the centre of this gathering of galaxies
We zoomed into this fascinating structure and took a look
Could Jupiter’s size explain its monstrous magnetic field? We take a look…