Astronomers Couldn't Explain This Ancient Star's Chemistry. A Lab Experiment Just Did.
Illustrative image Everything from the gold in your smart phone to the calcium in your bones was originally created in a star. But for a long time there has been a question about the levels of one particular element - strontium, which makes fireworks burn bright red and is used in glow-in-the-dark paint. A new paper published in Nature C…
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