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Astronomers have identified 20 unusual metal-poor stars near the Milky Way, which may be remnants of an ancient dwarf galaxy named Loki. This discovery provides insights into the Milky Way's history and its absorption of smaller galaxies.
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Astronomers have identified 20 unusual metal-poor stars near the Milky Way, which may be remnants of an ancient dwarf galaxy named Loki. This discovery provides insights into the Milky Way's history and its absorption of smaller galaxies.
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Astronomers Identify Remnants of Ancient Dwarf Galaxy Near Milky Way