Stories about: hydrogen gas  

Study finds high-energy jets originating from supermassive black holes can toy with galaxies' star-forming fuel

Astronomers find small galaxies in the proximity of the Milky Way are all out of star-forming hydrogen gas

The light released by the blast helps us better understand the galaxy

The faint radiation was emitted by the first stars

Astronomers are close to figuring out how galactic clusters work

Teenage galaxies prefer to grow by consuming gas flows

Scientists are only now beginning to discover evidence pointing at this conclusion

Islands of cold hydrogen gas were also found scattered about

Astrophysicists have been trying to figure this out for a long time

This is an indirect viewing method, but the only one possible

The distant object has a very rich history of cosmic collisions

Investigators have been looking for it for several years

This allows them to put together new generations of stars

Astronomers believed the early Universe was inhabited by behemoths

The structure will spur one final stage of stellar formation

Two NASA telescopes contributed to this new image

The process takes place inside large stellar nurseries