Astronomers Might Use Manganese to Clock the Age of Galaxies
Illustrative image Keeping track of time in the universe is a difficult task. It’s constantly evolving and changing, and studying events that happened billions of years ago, while possible, isn’t exactly easy. A recent paper in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society from astronomers at The Ohio State University has unlocke…
Source：Universe Today
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