The Plume of Gold Ejected by a Cosmic Collision – The Atlantic
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The Plume of Gold Ejected by a Cosmic Collision
The Atlantic Using infrared telescopes, astronomers studied the spectra—the chemical composition of cosmic objects—of the collision and found that the plume ejected by the merger contained a host of newly formed heavy chemical elements, including gold, silver, … Gravitational waves just led us to the incredible origin of gold in the universe Astronomers Strike Gravitational Gold In Colliding Neutron Stars Astronomers strike gold – and platinum – as they watch two neutron stars collide |
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