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A talk that will explore gravitational waves and how they are studied will benefit the Carlton Observatory at Evergreen. Physics professor Shane Larson will present ...

Uma equipe internacional de astrofísicos liderada pela Radboud University, na Holanda, descobriu um novo mecanismo que destrói estrelas e gera uma

An international team of astrophysicists led by Radboud University in the Netherlands has discovered a new mechanism for destroying stars and creating

Astronomers were surprised to see a new form of star death while searching for the origins of a cosmic explosion.

Astronomers traced a gamma-ray burst (GRB) to the heart of an ancient galaxy. In the dense, busy environment surrounding the galaxy’s supermassive black hole, two stars collided to generate the GRB. This unexpected GRB source offers a new understanding of how stars die.

Astronomers were surprised to see a new form of star death while searching for the origins of a cosmic explosion.

Astronomers were surprised to see a new form of star death while searching for the origins of a cosmic explosion.

Astronomers were surprised to see a new form of star death while searching for the origins of a cosmic explosion.

Although astrophysicists have never sensed supermassive black hole binary systems, a galaxy-sized detector made up of dead stars is hot on its trail.

Northwestern University researchers now propose exploring a previously unexplored avenue—the turbulent cocoons of debris that surround dying massive stars.