"The Mystery of the Universe's Missing Sulfur"

Astronomers have discovered that the missing sulfur in planetary nebulas, the remnants of dead stars, is not actually absent but rather hidden in plain sight. The sulfur seems to have been overlooked due to poor-quality data for the light emitted through the nebula. By analyzing a large dataset of planetary nebulas, researchers found a strong correlation between sulfur and other elements, effectively resolving the anomaly. This discovery highlights the importance of high-quality data in scientific research and provides new insights into the chemical compositions of these stellar remnants.