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The massive star, which was 530 times the size of our sun, exploded and burned to death.

European astronomers capture the remains of a gigantic star that exploded 11,000 years ago.

Astronomers have turned back the clock to understand what happens when a star explodes.

After losing several million moons in mass in 2019, Betelgeuse has been observed apparently attempting to heal itself.

Researchers have observed a star that exploded onto itself and miraculously survived its own detonation.

Astronomers found that the pulsar is nearly 200 million times stronger than the Earth's velocity around the sun!

Astronomers have observed a unique thermonuclear blast on three white dwarfs that can burn through material needed to build the 3.5 billion Great Pyramids of Giza within hours.

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

IXPE launched on a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral and now orbits 600 kilometers above Earth’s equator.

Eta Carinae, one of the brightest stars in the galaxy, exploded in 1840. The unusual outburst continued to burn across Earth's skies for over 50 years. Now, a century and a half later, astronomers assembled a 3D model of this fantastic explosion.