Homeless Stars? Well, Galaxy-less Stars Anyway ~ Greg Giles

(Before It's News)

Time-lapse photograph of the CIBER rocket launch, taken from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia

In Friday’s issue of the journal Science, conclusions from the Cosmic Infrared Background Experiment or CIBER, suggest that as many as half of all stars in our universe may lie outside the home of galaxies. Not visible through Earth-bound telescopes due to their faint glow, these lone stars may be the points that connect galaxies together in a far spanning web of light.   

These ‘homeless’ stars are believed by astronomers to have been evicted by their galaxies by mergers and collisions.

NASA program scientist Michael Garcia said this dim glow between galaxies is as bright as all the known galaxies combined, and is redefining previous understandings of galactic structure. Instead of being defined by sharpened borders, galaxies may span further outward, thinning like a morning mist over a darkened pond.  
Greg Giles

• 'We Will Only Get Louder': Dozens of Communities Vote to Boot Big Money from Politics
• Algae Farm Eats Pollution From The Highway Below
• Report,Whistleblowers: Libya: A Muslim nation destroyed for Israel and greed
• Appeals court: States can define marriage as 1 man, 1 woman
• “Class Dismissed” – Trailer #3
• Intelligent Ancient Civilizations In South Africa – Michael Tellinger
• Santa Paula documented gang member arrested after seeking medical aid for gunshot wound in Santa Clarita
• We Are From the Future — Next Stage is the Revolution of Love
• Harvard Psychologist Says That Age Could Be Just A Mind-Set
• Truth Report! Who is “All Israel?”