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Cosmic Storms Shaped the First Stars in the Universe
宇宙風暴催生第一代恆星
Related Articles:
[ASIAA] Cosmic Storms Shaped the First Stars in the Universe
[Futura] New simulations suggest the first stars formed in turbulent dark-matter halos
[Phys.org] Primordial halo simulations reveal how cosmic storms shaped the universe's first stars
[skycr.org] When the universe was born in chaos: how cosmic turbulence forged the first stars
[Universe Today] The Universe's First Stars Were Shaped By Turbulence and Were Not As Massive as Thought
[中研院天文所] 宇宙風暴催生第一代恆星
