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The role of outflows driven by young stars and brown dwarfs investigated via forefront observations
Stars like our Sun and their sub-stellar counterparts known as brown dwarfs form in large and complex cosmic clouds of molecular gas and dust. During their formation, the molecular cloud undergoes a hierarchical collapse such that this large cloud shrinks down in size by orders of magnitude, and
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