The Milky Way home to very old stars. Today, scientists believe that the formation of our galaxy began about 300 million years after the Big Bang. New stars continue to form to this day. This means that there must be either a recycling of matter or an influx of new matter for active star formation to still be taking place even after such a long time.
In this lecture, PD Dr. Jürgen Kerp of AIfA will provide vivid insights into our galaxy.


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