The cloud lies about 300 light-years away, making it the nearest of its kind ever found. It is named “Eos” after the Greek goddess of dawn. It is a cool, dense blob of dust and gas, a type known to ...

dubbed Eos after the Greek goddess of dawn, is a cool, dense blob of dust and gas — a type known to often host stellar nurseries. However, additional analysis by the team, reported in a paper ...

It’s called Eos, named after the Greek goddess of dawn. And it may even hold answers to some of the biggest questions in astronomy – like how stars are born. Eos was discovered by scientists from ...

But this new cloud—named Eos after the Greek goddess of the dawn—contains very little carbon monoxide, which is what allowed it to elude researchers for so long. Instead, the crescent-shaped ...

The formation, which the team of researchers who discovered it named "Eos" after the Greek goddess of dawn, is believed to be one of the largest structures in the sky and among the closest to both ...

Named "Eos" after the Greek goddess of dawn, the cloud spans an area roughly 40 times the width of the full moon and carries a mass about 3,400 times greater than the sun, according to a study ...

The star-forming cloud EOS is one of the largest structures in the sky. Thomas Müller (HdA/MPIA) and Thavisha Dharmawardena (NYU) The birthplace of stars begins within large, cold clouds of gas ...

The cloud, named “Eos” after the Greek goddess of dawn, is about 300 light years away and is roughly 3,400 times the mass of the sun. It spans a crescent shape about 40 times the diameter of ...

The scientists have named the molecular hydrogen cloud “Eos,” after the Greek goddess of dawn. Their discovery is outlined in a study published in Nature Astronomy. Professor Blakesley Burkhart, ...

Named after the Greek goddess of dawn, this newly identified structure is one of the largest molecular clouds ever observed, offering fresh insights into the interstellar medium. Eos remained hidden ...