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Known as "the blaze star," T Coronae Borealis is one of the galaxy's ten known recurring novas

Science News: Nasa's latest X-ray space telescope has unveiled an eerie image of a cosmic explosion's remnants, which strikingly resembles a skeletal hand, aptly ti

NASAs Imaging X-ray Polarimetry Explorer (IXPE) telescope has reached a groundbreaking milestone, capturing the first polarised X-ray images of the supernova remnant SN 1006, a colossal cosmic event.

The brightness of the explosion, called AT2021lwx, has lasted for three years, while most supernovas are only bright for a few months.

The explosion, called AT2021lwx, is not the brightest flash ever observed in the universe. That record is still held by a gamma-ray burst in October that was nicknamed BOAT.

Astronomers have discovered the most powerful explosion ever witnessed that has been raging on for the last three years.

It is estimated to be around two trillion times brighter than the Sun.

Astronomers have discovered the largest cosmic explosion that has ever been witnessed. The event took place eight billion light years away from Earth and lasted for three years.

Astronomers have made an extraordinary discovery, uncovering the largest cosmic explosion ever witnessed.

A powerful pulse of gamma-ray radiation swept across the Earth and numerous space-based detectors on October 9, 2022.