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Blue straggler - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Sgt. Shoichi Yokoi, a Japanese imperial army straggler who lived in the jungles of Guam for 28 years after World War II ended, died at 5:07 pm Monday Sept 22, 1997 of heart failure at JR Tokai General Hospital in Nagoya Japan.
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Larger field image with even more blue stragglers. Blue straggler stars in the core of globular cluster NGC 6397 formed from the merger of smaller objects. Located about ;
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Origin of Strange 'Blue Straggler' Stars Pinned Down ; By Space.com Staff; posted: 05 October 2006; 11:50 am ET; ... Astronomers have found evidence of one way a strange type of star called a "blue straggler" might form: by siphoning stellar material off a neighbor.
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THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY OF ONE OF THE FEW CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS I HAVE OWNED; *December 2000. Whilst living in New Mexico, I purchase a small spiral-shaped christmas ornament made from some kind of dried grass stalk or bamboo. ... I'm not decorating really, but bought a number of little kitschy ... *January 2001 - November 2009.
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For almost 50 years, astronomers have puzzled over the youthful appearance of stars known as blue stragglers. ... The third way a blue straggler might be created is when a third star brushes up against a binary star system, exerting enough pull for the binary stars to merge with each other into one more massive star.
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