Erratum: “The Milky Way Is a Less Massive Galaxy—New Estimates of the Milky Way’s Local and Global Stellar Masses” (2025, ApJL, 990, L37)

Jianhui Lian; Tao Wang; Qikang Feng; Y Huang; Helong Guo

doi:10.3847/2041-8213/ae6e40

June 1, 2026The Astrophysical Journal LettersOpen Access

Erratum: “The Milky Way Is a Less Massive Galaxy—New Estimates of the Milky Way’s Local and Global Stellar Masses” (2025, ApJL, 990, L37)

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The objective is to correct previous estimates of the Milky Way's local and global stellar masses.
Erratum to revise mass estimates based on updated calculations.
Adjustment of methodology used in previous assessment.
Collaboration among multiple authors to ensure accurate results.
Revised estimates indicate the Milky Way is a less massive galaxy than previously thought.

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Erratum highlights revised estimates of the Milky Way’s local and global stellar masses, offering new insights into galactic mass calculations.

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Erratum: “The Milky Way Is a Less Massive Galaxy—New Estimates of the Milky Way’s Local and Global Stellar Masses” (2025, ApJL, 990, L37), Lian, Jianhui, Wang, Tao, Feng, Qikang, Huang, Yang, Guo, Helong

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