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EarthSky | 9 weird transients from 1950 still unexplained

EarthSky | 9 weird transients from 1950 still unexplained
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Why Do Some Stars Vanish from Space?

Why Do Some Stars Vanish from Space?
Current theories suggest that stars undergo changes on timescales of millions or billions of years, and that their end is marked by an unmissable supernova explosion that may be visible for hundreds of millions of light-years. But can stars disappear from space overnight?
The Vanishing and Appearing Sources during a Century of Observations (VASCO) project is setting out to find all kinds of vanishing objects in space, including stars. In particular, they would like to find a star that goes from a steady state to vanishing entirely. Something that has yet to be documented, the researchers say that such an observation could lead to new physics. ....

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Some of the universe's stars have gone missing. But where did they go?

Some of the universe's stars have gone missing. But where did they go?
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Some of the universe's stars have gone missing. But where did they go?

Space Mysteries: An international team of astronomers is on the hunt for objects that should be impossible.
Could the missing stars be a completely new phenomenon?
(Image credit: Tobias Roetsch)
Stars don t just vanish or do they? For thousands of years, astronomers accepted the idea that the lights in the sky were fixed and unchanging. Even when it became clear that these lights were actually physical objects like the sun, one of the key assumptions for astrophysicists has been that they go through major changes very slowly, on timescales of millions or billions of years.
And when the most massive stars of all which are many times heavier than the sun do go through sudden and cataclysmic changes as they reach the ends of their lives, their passing is marked by the unmissable cosmic beacon of a ....

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The Nobel laureate who got hooked on Stockholm
A childhood interest in math and technology took Frank Wilczek all the way to a Nobel Prize. Now he spends a large portion of his time in Sweden where he is trying to crack the secret of dark matter.
Frank Wilczeks 2004 Nobel Prize in Physics made him one of the most widely recognized researchers in the world, even outside his field. He now spends much of his time as a professor in theoretical physics at Stockholm University and the Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics. Professor Wilczek combines these responsibilities with an impressive array of other academic roles; he is the Herman Feshbach Professor of Physics at MIT in the U.S., professor in residence at Arizona State University a few months every year, and he also makes time to visit the new physics institute in Hangzhou, China, which bears his name. ....

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