... star formation.” The two main theories that Tobin refers to are either small scale fragmentation of a massive protostellar disk due to gravitational instability or larger scale fragmentation of turbulent gas cores and filaments. More evidence from...
... thing that would eventually eat up a lot of the disk; Jupiter. Firstly, the formidable gas giant accumulated enough material...Jupiter providing accretion has started long before the proto-planetary disk disperses. Then, in the next two million years ...
... dust grains, it is suggested that the COMs are predominantly associated to the protostellar envelope and not to a protostellar disk (progenitors of the protoplanetary disks observed at later stages) and are released in the warm inner envelope around...
...research team has described the accretion disk as very similar to a hamburger. The complete study of the accretion disk image, “First detection of equatorial dark dust lane in a protostellar disk at submillimeter wavelength”, was published in Science...