young star cluster

After years of being obscured by dust and gas, the largest young supercluster in the Milky Way - Westerlund 1 - has finally been discovered by the James Webb Space Telescope

NGC 6231, located about 5,200 light years from Earth, is an ideal test to study a cluster of young stars, at a critical stage in its evolution.

Based on computer simulations, scientists discovered that the globular cluster area NGC 6101 contained hundreds of black holes.

The astrophysics team at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center (USA) has come up with an interesting hypothesis, whereby billions of stars in the Milky Way have a habit of catching the