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Space Week 2019: After Chandrayaan 2, ISRO's upcoming interplanetary missions to Mars, Venus, the Sun
Kavyan •Among these missions is a mission to the Sun's corona, a second Mars orbiter, and a third mission to the Moon.
Gravitational waves have been detected, scientists unsure where they're from
•Scientists think it might have originated from a neutron star merger 500 million light-years from Earth.
NASA's Fermi spots pulsar zipping through space at 4 million kilometres an hour
•Pulsars are super dense, rapidly spinning neutron stars left behind when a massive star explodes.
Universe is constantly changing and evolving based on life and death of stars: Study
•Most known elements – from light ones like hydrogen to heavy ones like lawrencium – start in stars.
Biggest black-hole collision ever recorded found using LIGO gravitational wave data
Tech2 News Staff •Luckily for us, the dramatic collision of two black holes took place nine billion light-years away.
Astronomers discover an 'astonishing' overabundance of massive stars in a neighbouring galaxy
Ians •Massive stars are particularly important for astronomers because of their enormous influence on their surroundings (known as their 'feedback').
Here is how Indian telescope data helped solve the mystery of high-speed radiation jets emanating from colliding neutron stars
Tv Venkateswaran •When a pair of super-dense neutron stars collided in a kilonova explosion, bursts of bright flashes of gamma rays, short gamma-ray burst are expected.
LIGO-Virgo detects colliding neutron stars for first time: We are entering new era in observational astronomy, says A Gopakumar
Rishirajbhagawati •LIGO and Virgo interferometer on Monday announced the first ever detection of gravitational waves from a pair of colliding neutron stars.
Scientists announce first direct observation of gravitational waves from the merger of two neutron stars
Venkates •Near-simultaneous detection of the gravitational waves and gamma rays indicate that gravitational waves travel at the speed of light.
The neutron star collision detected by LIGO has left behind a debris field for scientist to comb through
•"It's now clear that binary neutron stars are a source of the short gamma ray bursts," though there may be other origins too.