Nasa turns on 'Deep Space Atomic Clock' that could change space travel forever

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Nasa turns on 'Deep Space Atomic Clock' that could change space travel forever
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Technology could eventually allow humans to travel to distant planets

"When stars like the Sun grow advanced in age, they expand and glow red. These so-called red giants then begin to lose their outer layers of material into space. More than half of such a star's mass can be shed in this manner, forming a shell of surrounding gas. At the same time, the star's core shrinks and grows hotter, emitting ultraviolet light that causes the expelled gases to glow.

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