Red dwarfs point to birth of a solar system

Update: 2015-09-23

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Dust discs discovered around two nearby stars challenge existing ideas about how planets form. Also; two supermassive black holes to crash into each other much sooner than previously thought and spectacular new images of Pluto's majestic icy mountains and frozen nitrogen streams.

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Red dwarfs point to birth of a solar system

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Red dwarfs point to birth of a solar system

Red dwarfs point to birth of a solar system