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Supernovae

Exotic Objects, Stars

Top Space Stories of 2015: Supernova hunters see quadruple

Exotic Objects, Stars

Supernova twins

Deep-Sky Objects, Exotic Objects, Galaxies, Stars

Banking X-ray data for the future

Exotic Objects, Stars

Weird Object: SN 2006gy

Exoplanets, Exotic Objects, Planets, Stars, The Sun

Solar system formation doesn’t mean a thing without that spin

Exotic Objects, Galaxies, Robotic Spaceflight, Stars

Hubble finds supernovae in “wrong place at wrong time”

Exotic Objects, Stars

Astronomers observe a supernova colliding with its companion star

Exotic Objects, Robotic Spaceflight, Stars

Lopsided star explosion holds the key to other supernova mysteries

Exotic Objects, Stars

Strange supernova is “missing link” in gamma-ray burst connection

Exotic Objects, Stars

Supernova crime scene blames a single white dwarf

Exotic Objects, Stars

A white dwarf pulls matter from its binary and explodes in a nova. Yet when the mass hits a certain limit, the star bursts in a type Ia supernova and is destroyed. Why the difference?

Cosmology, Exotic Objects, Stars

Astronomers upgrade their cosmic light bulbs

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