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Betelgeuse, the bright star in the constellation of Orion, has been fascinating astronomers in the recent months because of its unusually strong decline in brightness. Scientists have been discussing a number of scenarios trying to explain its behaviour. Now a team led by Thavisha Dharmawardena of the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy have shown that most likely unusually large star spots on the surface of Betelgeuse have caused the dimming.
“Towards the end of their lives, stars become red giants,” Dharmawardena explains

Scientists have been finding ring-like structures indicating planet formation in the disks surrounding young Sun-like stars for several years. Astronomers led by Nicolas Kurtovic from the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy in Heidelberg, Germany, have now detected similar signal in disks of young very low-mass stars that are considerably smaller and less massive than their counterparts. Although these stars represent the vast majority of the stellar population, they only host 10% of the known exoplanets to date, including terrestrial and Jupiter-like planets. While theorists have yet to derive a satisfying model that explains the formation of such giant planets inside the rather low-mass disks of the smallest stars, the new results are the beginning of a systematic investigation to solving this mystery.
develop an adequate model of planet formation for even the smallest stars, which live

Radioactive elements in the gaseous clouds of Cassiopeia A provide glimpses into the explosion of massive stars.
© MPA Massive stars end their lives in gigantic explosions, so-called supernovae

Alessandra Buonanno, director at the Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics, received one of the 2021 Balzan Prizes.
Foundation announced the award to Alessandra Buonanno and the other laureates today in a live

Hans-Peter Doerr from the Max Planck Institute for Solar system research spent three weeks working at the Big Bear Solar Observatory in California.
Incidentally, the name “Big Bear” comes from the many grizzly bears that used to live

The Max Planck Institute for Physics commemorates its 100th anniversary. On October 1, 1917, the former Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Physics started operations with Albert Einstein as director. The MPI for Physics is celebrating its jubilee with a scientific symposium that will take place from October 10 to 12, 2017. The celebrations to mark the Institute’s centenary will draw to a close with a ceremony and evening festivities.
An evening program with physics cabaret and live music rounded off the festivities

The Max Planck Society leads internationally, securing 12 ERC Synergy Grants with a 39% success rate, involving 15 researchers out of 57 funded projects.
Software Systems; Angel Rubio, Max Planck Institute for the Structure and Dynamics of Matter

The Max Planck Society leads internationally, securing 12 ERC Synergy Grants with a 39% success rate, involving 15 researchers out of 57 funded projects.
Software Systems; Angel Rubio, Max Planck Institute for the Structure and Dynamics of Matter

The Max Planck Society leads internationally, securing 12 ERC Synergy Grants with a 39% success rate, involving 15 researchers out of 57 funded projects.
Software Systems; Angel Rubio, Max Planck Institute for the Structure and Dynamics of Matter

The Max Planck Society leads internationally, securing 12 ERC Synergy Grants with a 39% success rate, involving 15 researchers out of 57 funded projects.
Software Systems; Angel Rubio, Max Planck Institute for the Structure and Dynamics of Matter