The Chemistry in Stellar Nurseries is Complex, and a New 3D Model Highlights It
Illustrative image Young stars form in molecular clouds, and once they're turned on, they begin to shape their natal clouds with radiation. Researchers developed a new 3D model of one feature of the Orion Nebula star-forming region called the Orion Bar. Their model matches JWST observations, and explains how the uneven structure in stell…
Source：Universe Today
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