The Rate of Starbirth is Crashing in the "Modern" Universe
Illustrative image The Universe has been making fewer stars lately and astronomers want to know why. The obvious answer is: there hasn't been enough starbirth material. But, is that true? Is some other process at play? An international team led by researcher Hong Guo of the Chinese Academy of Sciences decided to dig into the reasons why…
Source：Universe Today
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