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Using various space telescopes, European astronomers captured detailed X-ray and radio images of a young magnetar known as Quick J1818.0-1607 during its explosion.Aftereffects of the observational mission, distributed November 22

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Midsize Black Hole Found in a Dwarf Galaxy by Star Death

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Astronomers learned about an undetected intermediate-mass black hole in a dwarf galaxy when it devoured a star that got too close. The star's destruction, referred

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IceCube Neutrinos Provide Our First View of an Active Galaxy’s Interior

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NGC 1068, often known as Messier 77, is an active galaxy in the constellation Cetus that has been one of the most well-known and extensively

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Shape and Orientation of Extremely Hot Matter around Black Hole Revealed by Polarized X-Rays

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Recent observations of the stellar-mass black hole Cygnus X-1 by researchers provide new information on the configuration of extremely hot materials in the black hole's immediate vicinity. As it is

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Understanding the Origin of the Elements in the Universe Is Made Possible by a Supernova in a Faraway Galaxy

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When certain extremely big stars reach the end of their lives, they explode, creating supernovas. The star releases material from its outer layers through a

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Mars’ Crust is more Complicated and Developed than Previously Believed

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One of the major unknowns to be addressed by future Mars missions is the Martian interior. Understanding its structure is critical because it will help

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Astronomers take Advantage of Early Access to data from the James Webb Space Telescope

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A team of astronomers from the University of California, Irvine, and other institutions was among the first to receive data transmissions from the James Webb Space Telescope, and they are

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Researchers Present a Machine Learning Tool for Processing Complex Solar Data

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For space scientists evaluating massive datasets from ever-more-powerful space instruments, big data has grown to be a major difficulty. A team from the Southwest Research

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When the Solar System Entered the Milky Way’s Arms, Comet Impacts Created Continents

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The conventional wisdom regarding the genesis of our planet has been turned on its head by a new study from Curtin University that suggests the

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Patchy Proton Aurora at Mars First Observed by MAVEN and EMM

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Joint observations of dynamic proton aurora occurrences at Mars have been made by the MAVEN (Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution) mission of NASA and the Emirates Mars Mission (EMM) of