Tastes Like Chicken
Until recently, scientists had never spotted a star in the act of consuming a planet - and now that it's been captured, we likely have a glimpse of Earth's future.Astronomers at Harvard, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the California Institute of Technology, and a spattering of other schools have been studying the process by which dying stars consume other planets, which has been a known phenomenon for some time but until now, hadn't been observed in media res.
Until recently, scientists had never spotted a star in the act of consuming a planet - and now that it's been captured, we likely have a glimpse of Earth's future.Astronomers at Harvard, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the California Institute of Technology, and a spattering of other schools have been studying the process by which dying stars consume other planets, which has been a known phenomenon for some time but until now, hadn't been observed in media res.
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