The weather report predicted widespread clouds on the night of the lunar eclipse. But the clouds cleared in Manhattan by 8:30 p.m., as a mirthful crowd gathered on the 14th St. entrance of the High Line to watch the eclipse.
As solar systems develop around young stars, exoplanet “pileups” and “deserts” may result from the generation of specific orbits.
The weather report predicted widespread clouds on the night of the lunar eclipse. But the clouds cleared in Manhattan by 8:30 p.m., as a mirthful crowd gathered on the 14th St. entrance of the High Line to watch the eclipse.
As solar systems develop around young stars, exoplanet “pileups” and “deserts” may result from the generation of specific orbits.