Stellar winds were supposed to be the straightforward conveyor belt that carried the raw ingredients of life from dying stars ...

John Sadler could have done what many other trainers did a week ahead of the Breeders' Cup—move Stellar Wind 's scheduled workout up a day because of looming storms in Southern California. But more ...

Each star system is a unique paintbrush in the cosmos, and astronomers are finally beginning to understand why. In new research, a team of scientists focused on a dozen cool red giant stars, the ...

A Canadian-led international team of astronomers recently discovered that spots on the surface of a supergiant star are driving huge spiral structures in its stellar wind. Their results are published ...

"Our estimated mass-loss rates can be used as a benchmark for stellar wind models and expand our limited observational evidence for the winds of sun-like stars." When you purchase through links on our ...

Red giants are old stars that eject gaseous material and solid particles through a stellar wind. Some red giants appeared to lose an exceptionally large amount of mass this way. However, new ...

Trainer John Sadler had a deliberate plan for Stellar Wind 's 2016 campaign, and so far, Hronis Racing's Curlin filly has checked off every box. Ahead, however, is the most important box to check in ...

Astronomers present an explanation for the mesmerising shapes of planetary nebulae. The discovery is based on an extraordinary set of observations of stellar winds around ageing stars. Contrary to ...

For the first time, astronomers have used X-ray data to observe the sea of charged particles that radiates off a trio of bright stars. This outward flow, called stellar wind, plays a critical role in ...

Data recorded by NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory of a neutron star as it passed through a dense patch of stellar wind emanating from its massive companion star provide valuable insight about the ...

Interactions with binary companions shape the stellar winds blowing from elderly stars, generating the dazzling array of complex shapes found in the planetary nebulae they produce, a new study finds.

The National Security Agency collected Americans' email records -- account information and IP addresses -- for over a decade, the Guardian has reported. The collection did not include content of ...