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✅ Importance Score: 55 / 100 » R.I.P. Val Kilmer: ‘Top Gun’ And Batman Star Dead At 65 -
Val Kilmer, Iconic Actor Known for 'Top Gun' and 'Batman Forever,' Dies at 65
Val Kilmer, the celebrated screen and stage performer renown...
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newsflash.oneR.I.P. Val Kilmer: ‘Top Gun’ And Batman Star Dead At 65 – News Flash
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✅ Importance Score: 20 / 100 » Val Kilmer updates: Tributes pour in as Top Gun star dies aged 65 after years-long battle with cancer -
Hollywood Mourns Val Kilmer: Top Gun and Batman Star Dies at 65
Val Kilmer, the celebrated Hollywood actor best known for his memorable ro...
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newsflash.oneVal Kilmer updates: Tributes pour in as Top Gun star dies aged 65 after years-long battle with cancer – News Flash
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Mikko Tuomi

Proxima Centauri is our nearest stellar neighbor and is known to be a very active M dwarf #star.

Known to host a potentially #habitable #planet, the star #Proxima exhibits very active #flare activity in optical wavelengths.

Depending on the energy and frequency of these flares, nearby planets in the habitable zone might be rendered uninhabitable as the flares strip planetary atmospheres of necessary ingredients such as ozone and water.

#astronomy #astrobiology
phys.org/news/2025-03-small-st

Phys.org · Small star, mighty flares: ALMA shares new view of Proxima CentauriBy National Radio Astronomy Observatory
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Mikko Tuomi

What happens when a newly formed #star captures material from a nearby cloud?

Gas, dust, and rocky materials swirl around recently formed #stars, creating a circumstellar disk that seeds the formation of #planets.

Recent observations of some of these disks reveal filamentary structures of material falling into the disk, feeding the planet-forming environment with new ingredients in a process known as “late-stage infall.”

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aasnova.org/2025/03/21/a-late-

AAS Nova · A Late-Stage Infall Renovation: Mapping the Circumstellar Disk of AB AurigaeWhat happens when a young star captures some extra gas and dust? New observations of a dusty disk reveals how a late-stage infall event may be influencing planet formation in AB Aurigae.
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