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New Type Of Cosmic Explosion Called A Micronova Discovered By Astronomers

New Type Of Cosmic Explosion Called A Micronova Discovered By Astronomers
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Storm Chances Friday & Saturday With The First 70F Of 2022 Expected

We ll be tracking shower and storm chances - some of which could be strong - as we head through the next couple of days. A surge of warmth for Saturday will allow the Twin Cities to see the first 70F of the year. - D.J. Kayser

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Astronomers discover new type of star explosion called a micronova

Astronomers have discovered a new type of star explosion, and despite being the smallest of the bunch, it's still packs a stellar punch.

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Astronomers discover new type of star explosion called a micronova

Astronomers discover new type of star explosion called a micronova
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Satellites spot white dwarfs using magnetism to contain thermonuclear explosions

White dwarfs can use their magnetic fields to contain thermonuclear explosions powered by hydrogen attracted from their companion star, a new study finds.

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