Simply – how do stars and planets form?
Greene 2001 Greene, Th. 2001: “"Stellar embryology" takes a step forward with the first detailed look at the youngest Sun-like stars”, American Scientist, 4, 316
Greene 2001 Greene, Th. 2001: “"Stellar embryology" takes a step forward with the first detailed look at the youngest Sun-like stars”, American Scientist, 4, 316
Look at the star in Vizier to see the Spectral Energy Distribution (SED) of the continuum. The spectrum of all stars is approximately a black body (see https://lco.global/spacebook/light/black-body-radiation/). The shape [...]
The video about Analysing Lightcurves on the LCO Instructions page shows you how to search the SIMBAD database for for young stellar objects that might be variable. Basic steps are: [...]
Sometimes a stars is so close to another bright star that the measurements from the brighter one influences the other. Here's an example of where you can see that in [...]