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Astronomers have discovered an unusual gas cloud called Eos, just 300 light years away. It has a mass of 3,400 Suns, but it does not form stars and is gradually disintegrating due to photodissociation. Unlike other molecular clouds, Eos contains almost no carbon monoxide (CO), so it is not visible in radio waves. It was detected using ultraviolet observations from the STSAT-1 satellite, a rare case where this method worked. The cloud is losing mass faster than stars are forming: 600 solar masses per million years versus the usual 200. Perhaps this is how the Universe regulates star production…