BREAKING NEWS: Hubble Finds Thousands of Stars Without Galaxies

Most of the intergalactic stars in the Virgo cluster are old and
surprisingly metal-poor, say astronomers who have used the Hubble Space
Telescope to discover thousands of such stars. The low metallicity suggests
that the stars were born both in small Virgo galaxies which disintegrated
and at the edges of the large galaxies which tore the small ones apart. For
the full story, including a beautiful, never-before-published color image
from the Hubble Space Telescope, see
http://KenCroswell.com/VirgoIntergalactic.html .

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