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Science
Stephen Beech

Astronomers Discover Coldest Star Emitting Radio Waves

A brown dwarf. The ultracool brown dwarf is a ball of gas simmering at about 425 degrees Centigrade – cooler than a typical campfire. PHOTO BY NASA/SWNS 

The coldest star yet that emits radio waves has been identified by astronomers.

The “ultracool brown dwarf” is a ball of gas simmering at about 425 degrees Centigrade – cooler than a typical campfire.

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