Scientists reveal first 'zombie' star with 'ghostly green glow'

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Scientists Reveal First 'Zombie' Star With 'Ghostly Green Glow'

By New York Post

Astronomers have discovered the first white dwarf “zombie” star with a “ghostly green glow” that they say it got from eating the rocky debris of dead planets. “It feels like something out of science fiction,” said astrophysicist Mark Hollands, whose ...Read more

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