Milky Way Churns Out Seven New Stars Per Year, Scientists Say

In an investigation smacking of forensic detective work, scientists have measured the rate of star death and rebirth in our galaxy by combing through the sparse remains of exploded stars from the last few million years.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news9595.html">Milky Way Churns Out Seven New Stars Per Year, Scientists Say</a></p> <p>In an investigation smacking of forensic detective work, scientists have measured the rate of star death and rebirth in our galaxy by combing through the sparse remains of exploded stars from the last few million years.</p>