Summary
Astronomers have measured that its star formation rate has been steadily decreasing.
This decline has been observed over the past 40 million years.
Andromeda is a nearby galaxy to our own.
It is entering the middle phase of its life cycle.
The creation of new stars is slowing down.
The slowdown spans about 40 million years.
Astronomers have measured that its star formation rate has been steadily decreasing.
This decline has been observed over the past 40 million years.
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