A Merger Solves a Puzzling Paradox in Orion
Illustrative image Some of the Hubble Space Telescope's earliest observations were of the Orion Nebula. Those images showed proplyds, and subsequent observations uncovered a paradox centered on them. Given their rate of mass loss, those disks should have been destroyed long ago. Why weren't they?
Source：Universe Today
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