The Birth of a Proto- star Solar System Like Ours

Dominique Segura-Cox, astronomy graduate student at the University of Illinois, and Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics, in re: Her discovery of a new class of baby stars using the VLA. A baby star, IRS-63 (class 1 proto-star): bright yellow center, with a scattershot of gas around it.  Theory is that stars and planets are married; what’s interesting about this star: clear lanes of material that had been swept out, made grooves in the disc.  (Constellation: Man Grasping a Snake).  Star didn't even exist 500,000 years ago. Neanderthals staring at sky seeing its birth. Giant dust clouds collapse to make [stars and planets?]  Is 144 parsecs from Earth.  

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