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The biggest 'atomic bombs' in the universe
A supernova is an explosion that releases so much energy and brightness that it outshines entire galaxies containing several hundred billion stars.
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'Ghostly' neutrinos detected for the first time inside the world's largest particle accelerator
For the first time, physicists have created and detected
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Chilling discovery of cosmic object that almost brought the Earth to 'apocalypse'
Many other planets 160 light years away are not as lucky as Earth, being hit by similar objects.
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Finding the origin of the explosive object that caused the universe to evolve dramatically
A multinational research team has discovered the origin of
Animal world
Which animal will last on Earth?
Researchers predict tardigrades will be the last creatures left on Earth when nuclear war or a cosmic event like a nova destroys the planet.
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The most complete picture of an extremely rare supernova
A multinational team of astronomers led by WIS has captured an extremely rare supernova, thereby drawing
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Impressive image of the mysterious 'super bubble' nebula from the Hubble space telescope
N44 is a very special nebula when it comes to the appearance of a 'super bubble' - a dark and mysterious void in the middle.
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Discover a new kind of explosion in the universe
Astronomers on Thursday said they have discovered a new type of stellar explosion, different from the gamma-ray and supernova explosion.
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Simulate stars 1,000 times larger than the sun exploding
From Earth, we can observe the supernova explosion of the red giant Betelgeuse when it dies at the end of its life.
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The dazzling supernova destroys a massive cloud of gas
Researchers think the Ia supernova is 100 times brighter because it hits a cloud of matter, creating an explosion of light.
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NASA captured mysterious X-rays from the universe's strongest 'beast'?
NASA's NuSTAR Nuclear Spectrometer has just captured mysterious light from the universe, a source of super-energy X-rays that baffles scientists.
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6 legends are fictional but true
Humans really are gifted in storytelling. Not only that, our imagination goes beyond all. Legends, legends, mysterious stories also come from our beautiful little mouth…
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Strange rays from the cosmos excite the ancient people with two legs
A series of supernova explosions from the distant universe millions of years ago helped human ancestors abandon the habit of moving with 4 limbs.
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The star explodes near Earth, destroying giant sharks
Super giant sharks, whale-sized sea cows ... have become extinct because a series of stars exploded before dying, at a distance close enough to launch radiation down to…
