Science & Space
green white dwarf color linked to rocky debris around a star
A dead star about 280 light-years away would glow chartreuse green up close, thanks to the remains of planets it swallowed. Here's how the color works.
A dead star about 280 light-years away would glow chartreuse green up close, thanks to the remains of planets it swallowed. Here's how the color works.
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