Birth of planets around infant stars like HL Tau
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Artist's impression of a protoplanetary disk. Newly formed planets can be seen traveling around the central host star, sweeping their orbits clear of dust and gas. These same ring-link structures were observed recently by ALMA around the young star HL Tau. For more information visit: go.nrao.edu/pr/planet-formation-alma Credit: National Science Foundation, A. Khan
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