Summary

Three independent astronomy teams have simultaneous evidence of a forming new solar system. A star NASA identifies as "H-R-47-96" is enveloped in disks of dust similar to the way Earth formed over 4-billion-years-ago. The findings will also be published in Wednesday's issue of the journal of Nature.

Source CONUS Archive
Record ID 141062
Story Slug SOLAR SYSTEM NEWSER (04/21/1998)
Location NONE
Format RAW
Date 4/21/1998
Archive Time 18:21
TRT 4:30
Supers Courtesy: NASA Dr. Ed Weiler, NASA Headquarters
Video Description Pics of Earth from space, news conference sots, animation of possible new solar system formation, graphic of HR-47-96 star.
Description Three independent astronomy teams have simultaneous evidence of a forming new solar system. A star NASA identifies as "H-R-47-96" is enveloped in disks of dust similar to the way Earth formed over 4-billion-years-ago. The findings will also be published in Wednesday's issue of the journal of Nature.
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