Astronomers detect ferocious storms wheeling across surface of ‘failed star’ 6.5 light years away (VIDEO) ...United Arab Emirates

Scientists using cutting-edge techniques and instruments have detected vast storms sweeping across the face of a brown dwarf star 6.5 light-years from Earth, developing our long-range scanning capabilities in the hunt for life. While 6.5 light-years might seem relatively close on the cosmic scale, the brown dwarf, or failed star, is still 379438.2 AUs away (an Astronomical Unit is the mean distance between the Earth and the Sun), and therefore extremely difficult to observe in any kind of detail.  This is the first time astronomers have detected such turbulence on such a distant object using a technique called polarimetry, or measuring

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