"The study makes it plausible that the mysterious low-mass object of 1.17 solar masses in system J0453+1559 is indeed a ...

Astrophysicists have now detected a low-mass star in globular cluster M22 for the first time through microlensing. The result indicates that the overall mass of globular clusters might well be ...

Using the Keck II telescope, astronomers have detected an object that may be a brown dwarf or a low-mass star, exhibiting a very high radial velocity. The object, designated CWISE J124909.08 ...

If confirmed, the object would be the first known “hypervelocity” very low-mass star, according to a team of astronomers and citizen scientists whose study has been accepted for publication in ...

How is it that a star so close to us has remained unnoticed ... it will very soon be possible to evaluate the number of very low-mass stars and brown dwarves in the vicinity of the Sun.

We wouldn’t expect a planet this heavy around such a low-mass star to exist." Astronomers have discovered a massive extrasolar planet, or "exoplanet," orbiting an ultracool dwarf star that is ...

The newly discovered exoplanet, named Gaia-4b, has an orbital period of 570 days and a mass of 12 Jupiter masses and orbits a star 64% of the mass of the sun. Not only is Gaia-4b the first planet ...

One of these terrifying scenarios is likely responsible for sending a low-mass star on the run through the Milky Way at a staggering million miles per hour (1.6 million kilometers per hour).

Because of this, Barr, Dutta et al. cannot reliably classify this object as either a particularly massive neutron star or an unusually low-mass black hole. While its identity remains unknown ...

is a gas giant six times the mass of Jupiter and is orbiting a low-mass red dwarf star over nine hundred billion kilometres from it - 6000 times more than the relatively short 151.87 million ...

Researchers at Monash University and Swinburne University of Technology recently ran 3D simulations of supernova explosions, to explore the possibility that the low-mass star in the J0453+1559 ...