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The object has a surface temperature 38% hotter than our host star.

An apparent magnetized neutron star is exhibiting a remarkably long period, emitting radio waves once every 22 minutes.

The burnt-out star has one side composed of hydrogen and the other composed of helium. Astronomers have never seen anything like it.

The observations are a first for astronomy. Let's hope our Sun doesn't get any ideas.

The astounding outburst came from a galaxy 2 billion light-years away. It's the "BOAT"—the brightest of all time.

The white dwarf is the dead core of a star that burned out a billion years ago.

The binary system will end in a massive, gold-forming explosion.

These 'ultracool' stars have such low temperatures that they only emit infrared light.

Researchers probe aftermath of gamma-ray burst and uncover surprising evidence of colliding neutron stars, challenging prevailing theory that long GRBs exclusively come from supernovae.

Not only humans try to look younger than they really are – stars do, too. This is what an international team of astronomers investigates in their paper that was just published in Nature Astronomy.