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Scientists observe flattest explosion ever seen in space

An explosion the size of our solar system has baffled scientists, as part of its shape - similar to that of an extremely flat disc - challenges everything we know about explosions in space. The explosion observed was a bright Fast Blue Optical T

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Scientists Observe Flattest Explosion Ever Seen in Space

It challenges everything we know about explosions in space.

La palmaMonthly notices of the royal astronomical societyUniversity of sheffield department physicsLiverpool john moores universityFast blue optical transientMonthly noticesRoyal astronomical societyJustyn maundLead authorLiverpool telescopeSolar systemVera rubin observatory

Astronomers find the thinnest ever explosion in space – a cow 180 million light-years away

Explosions in space are usually spherical. But we've just spotted a disc-shaped explosion – the thinnest yet known to science.

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Explosion the size of our solar system is the flattest ever seen by scientists

The blast was an extremely rare Fast Blue Optical Transient, and the first one was discovered in 2018.

Alice cliffordUniversity of sheffield department physicsMonthly notices of the royal astronomical societyFast blue optical transientJustyn maundLiverpool telescopeVera rubin observatoryMonthly noticesRoyal astronomicalSolar system

Flattest explosion ever seen in space surprises scientists

Astronomers have observed an explosion the size of our solar system that was found to be much flatter than ever thought possible.

La palmaPhil druryUniversity of sheffieldMonthly notices of the royal astronomical societyFast blue optical transientLiverpool telescopeCanary islandsVera rubin observatoryMonthly noticesRoyal astronomical

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