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Cocoons Around Dying Stars Could Explain New Type of Stellar Explosions

April 25, 2022 NeRD

A recently discovered type of stellar explosion might fit right in among the spectrum from regular supernovae to massive gamma-ray bursts. The post Cocoons Around Dying Stars Could Explain New Type of Stellar Explosions appeared first on Sky & Telescope.

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TelescopesAstronomy & Observing News, Stellar Science, Supernovae

Pulsar Shoots 7-light-year-long Phaser Blast

March 18, 2022 NeRD

Nature proves truth is still stranger than fiction: A pulsar has shot energetic particles in a thin, straight line that extends for light-years into space. The discovery might explain how antimatter makes its way to Earth. The post Pulsar Shoots 7-light-year-long Phaser Blast appeared first on Sky & Telescope.

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TelescopesAstronomy & Observing News, Pulsars, Stellar Science

“Closest Black Hole” Doesn’t Exist, After All

March 4, 2022 NeRD

Astronomers combined forces to confirm that a black hole proposed to lie a mere 1,000 light-years away isn’t really there. The post “Closest Black Hole” Doesn’t Exist, After All appeared first on Sky & Telescope.

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TelescopesAstronomy & Observing News, Astronomy Blogs, binary star, Black Holes, Stellar Science, The Black Hole Files with Camille Carlisle

Fast Radio Burst’s Unlikely Home Puzzles Astronomers

February 23, 2022 NeRD

Astronomers have found a fast radio burst — presumably a flash from a young stellar remnant — amongst the ancient stars of a globular cluster, challenging ideas about what produces these enigmatic flashes. The post Fast Radio Burst's Unlikely Home Puzzles Astronomers appeared first on Sky & Telescope.

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Protostar Companions in Orion

February 21, 2022 NeRD

How are stars born? One of the best places to test ideas about stellar birth is in Orion. The post Protostar Companions in Orion appeared first on Sky & Telescope.

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Telescopesaas nova, Astronomy & Observing News, Stellar Science

A Star Where It Shouldn’t Be

February 4, 2022 NeRD

There’s a massive star in our galaxy’s halo, far away from the usual star-forming haunts. How did it get there? The post A Star Where It Shouldn't Be appeared first on Sky & Telescope.

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TelescopesAstronomy & Observing News, Milky Way, Milky Way Galaxy, Stellar Science

Exploring a Magnetospheric Origin for Fast Radio Bursts

January 24, 2022 NeRD

Astronomers are starting to close in on the origins of fast radio bursts — powerful, fleeting flashes of radio waves seen at extragalactic distances. The post Exploring a Magnetospheric Origin for Fast Radio Bursts appeared first on Sky & Telescope.

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TelescopesAstronomy & Observing News, Fast Radio Bursts, Stellar Science

The Flames of Orion and a Supergiant Star’s End

January 10, 2022 NeRD

Astronomers watch starbirth and stardeath, capturing a unique view of a stellar nursery and witnessing a supergiant’s supernova. The post The Flames of Orion and a Supergiant Star's End appeared first on Sky & Telescope.

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TelescopesAstronomy & Observing News, Stars, Stellar Science, Supernovae

Stellar Remnant at the Core of Mysterious Flash Dubbed “The Cow”

December 13, 2021 NeRD

Astronomers have identified the origin of a mysterious flash that occurred three years ago. The post Stellar Remnant at the Core of Mysterious Flash Dubbed "The Cow" appeared first on Sky & Telescope.

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TelescopesAstronomy & Observing News, Black Holes, neutron stars, Stellar Science, Supernovae

Did Astronomers Spot a Black Hole in Another Galaxy? Maybe Not

November 19, 2021 NeRD

Astronomers might have spotted a stellar-mass black hole in another galaxy — but not everyone agrees with what they found. The post Did Astronomers Spot a Black Hole in Another Galaxy? Maybe Not appeared first on Sky & Telescope.

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TelescopesAstronomy & Observing News, Black Holes, Stellar Science

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