Study finds asteroids near white dwarfs break into large fragments before dust
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New research from the Planetary Science Institute reveals that asteroids approaching white dwarfs do not instantly disintegrate into dust. Instead, the majority of their mass remains in larger fragments initially, highlighting a previously unrecognized stage in debris formation around these stellar remnants.
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