Presented By: Saturday Morning Physics
Saturday Morning Physics | Growing Pains: The Tumultuous Youth of Stars
Megan Reiter, Dean B. McLaughlin Postdoctoral Fellow, Astronomy (U-M)
Stars are the fundamental unit of astronomy - how they are born and evolve affects everything from the evolution of galaxies to the formation of planets. Most of this process is hidden behind large amounts of gas and dust. Fortunately, nature has given us a few nearby regions where massive stars light up the next generation, revealing just how complicated growing up is for stars.
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