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Parasitic Black Holes Could Be Eating Some Stars from the Inside

Published: December 22, 2023

Can black holes exist inside of stars? A recent study outlines how primordial black holes might interact inside of Sun-like stars.

Source: syfy.com

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Aurorae throughout our solar system and beyond

Published: May 15, 2023

Spectacular auroral emissions reveal just how interconnected stars, planets, and moons really are.

Source: astronomy.com

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United StatesPaul RobinsonJupiteraurora HubbleHarish VedanthamCaltech Chuck CarterAndrea AlessandrinEftyhia ZestaProxima CentauriJ Depasquale StscThomas PesquetAndrea AlessandriniCarl SchmidtGoddard Space Flight CenterNetherlands Institute For Radio AstronomyUniversity Of ColoradoNasa Image Lab Walt FeimerBoston UniversityNasa Esaj Nichols University Of LeicesterAstronaut Thomas PesquetNorth AmericanSpace Flight CenterConceptual ImageWalt FeimerAstrophotography Andrea AlessandriniImaging Ultraviolet Spectrograph

Aurorae throughout our solar system and beyond

Published: April 28, 2023

Spectacular auroral emissions reveal just how interconnected stars, planets, and moons really are.

Source: astronomy.com

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