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Researchers have identified these clumps as potentially harboring young stellar objects (YSOs) Clumps of dust and gas are prone to being disrupted by turbulence and radiation when they are pulled too close to supermassive black hole Sgr A
.
Even stranger is that these infant stars are younger than an unusually young and bright cluster of stars that are already known to orbit the black hole known as the S-stars.
The YSOs are unlikely to have originated in the same cluster as the slightly older S-stars.
But they might have experienced similar formation and migration journeys.
Younger stars might ultimately reach the same stage as Sgr A
stars, Peiker ’s team say.
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