Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1926-08-10 | Page 2 | Helium Stars Slower than other Kinds

HELIUM STARS SLOWER THAN OTHER KINDS KIND CHICAGO Aug Aur Dy 10 10 By The AssocIated Press Press Helium stars a ro easy going gregarious crea cren- creatures creatures tures Nearly every overy one ol has II a tra traveling lIng companion and the they amore along byways neIghbors while their speedier r n neIgh neIgh- bors bors streak across the sky An Insight Into the tho th habits ot of helium stars Is revealed 1 by Dr Edwin B D Frost director ot of Yerkes observatory of th the University University University sity of ot Chicago at Williams Bay who with two associates chronicles the th results of ot 25 cars cars ot of study In the th current issue Isue of ot the tho astrophysical journal The re- re research re research search was WILS begun In IDOl 1301 when helium was IS first noted In the light of ot stars Helium stars Dr Frost ob- ob observed observed ob observed served move at a a rate rato rat of ot only four miles a second In some cases casesa a a rate rat about third one 1 of ot that maintained by the average yellow star While he was U making his dis- dis discovery dis discovery covery the astronomer found that about 10 60 per cent of the helium bodies have consorts which are not planets but companion stars only slightly dimmer than those wo we wesee wesee see