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Elusive neutron star remnants of famous Supernova 1987A finally found, scientists claim
Trendingdesk •In a decade, scientists expect to be able to see emissions from the pulsar better, to back their hypothesis with evidence.
NASA's Hubble telescope captures an exploding star 70-million light-years from Earth
Trendingdesk •The supernova was observed by Hubble astronomers to “precisely measure the expansion rate of the universe”.
Stunning images from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory show cosmic objects, stars, supernovas
Trendingdesk •While Chandra captures X-rays in the outflow of stellar explosions in some images, Hubble throws light on galaxies.
Ancient supernova particles found in deep-sea sediments on the Earth
Trendingdesk •They said Iron-60 is radioactive and decays within 15 million years hence this means that any iron-60 found must have been formed much later
Universe might end in a blast with the death of several black dwarfs, finds a new study
Trendingdesk •Black dwarfs are white dwarfs that have cooled down to the temperature of the “cosmic microwave background”, and become invisible.
After ESO telescope spots massive star 'disappear', scientists baffled as to what caused it
Trendingdesk •The star, researchers say, may have disappeared after becoming less bright and being partially obscured by dust.
'Infant magnetar': 240 yo neutron star spotted after recent X-ray burst, youngest recorded
Trendingdesk •It has a magnetic field 1,000 times stronger than a typical neutron star and some 100 million times stronger than the most powerful artificial magnets.
New beast: Astronomers detect another rare blue optical transient in the universe, 500 million-light-years-away
Trendingdesk •This explosion has taken scientists by surprise because of its speed and heaviness of the material outflows.
Mystery of a massive neutron star merger in Milky Way explained by new astrophysics theory
Trendingdesk •The researchers explain both the massive mass of the object and why similar systems aren’t observed using traditional radio astronomy techniques.
Airborne observatory SOFIA sheds light on the evolution of Swan nebula
Tech2 News Staff •The nebula's centre has more than 100 of the galaxy’s most massive young stars, that are bigger than the Sun