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A nearby brown dwarf shows its mass as it orbits a Sun-like star.

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Phil Plait

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A nearby brown dwarf shows its mass as it orbits a Sun-like star.
Plus: Fast Radio Bursts might be space rocks slamming in to neutron stars at 2/3 the speed of light, so, wow.

A brown dwarf reveals its mass

Plus: Are Fast Radio Bursts caused by asteroids slamming into neutron stars?

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