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By detecting an even distribution of iron throughout a massive galaxy cluster, astrophysicists can tell the 10-billion-year-old story of how exploding stars and black holes sowed the early cosmos with heavy elements.![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tw4C6qPxzgo2LK6EMaAsXYCvEcrPQriy3bXtYYdwyl2QsTEIGymDgUxWTIBMY05g_pyYLYuQBifFyVeVgBXxq8WT-Ov-yhu6oCTl03zPG7Hqls1B0dB9-mk_I-gwiaSouBQPPU5_0lU_ikO8PT0b2hzFX4R9eI7Xr-=s0-d)
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By detecting an even distribution of iron throughout a massive galaxy cluster, astrophysicists can tell the 10-billion-year-old story of how exploding stars and black holes sowed the early cosmos with heavy elements.
via Science Daily
Zazzle Space Exploration market place
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