Hubble shows star formation in Andromeda galaxy is winding down
Hubble data reveals Andromeda’s star‑birth rate has ebbed for 500 million years, signalling a middle‑age galaxy losing its newborn suns.
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Hubble data reveals Andromeda’s star‑birth rate has ebbed for 500 million years, signalling a middle‑age galaxy losing its newborn suns.
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