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NASA Telescope Captures Brightest Supernova To Date

Supernova Discovery Hours After Blast Gives Amazing Details

An interesting supernova discovery surface this week as astronomers find a new outward sign a star explosion. The supernova was spotted just hours after explosion, providing amazing details on what occur right before the blast.

Star Bridge Holds Two Dwarf Galaxies Together

Galaxies can collide and take stars and other material from one another. A star bridge holds two dwarf galaxies together. The bridge is said to be stars taken from one of the dwarf galaxies.

Pair Of Galaxies Engaged In A Celestial Dance Of Cat And Mouse Or In This Case Mouse

Some Stars In The Milky Way Taken From Another Galaxy

The Milky Way is surrounded by dwarf galaxies. This interaction with other galaxies can take material away from the other ones. Some stars in the Milky Way have been taken from another galaxy.

New Board Chandra Captures Image Of Black Hole At The Center Of Our Galaxy

Cosmic Spitballs: Milky Way Gushing Planet-Size Spitballs

Cosmic Spitballs have been discovered by a team of researchers gushing around the Milky Way. The huge gas balls are said to root from stars ripeed by the powerful gravity of the black hole in the middle of Milky Way.

A Spooky Discovery: Could This Ghost Galaxy Be The Key For Alien Invasion?

With The Discovery Of The Lurking ‘Ghost Galaxy’ At The Edge Of The Milky Way, Does It Pose A Great Threat For The Human Race? Are Aliens Really Coming?

Faint Satellite Galaxy Orbiting Milky Way Discovered

More companions are added to our galaxy, as a faint satellite galaxy orbiting the Milky Way has been discovered.

New Family Of Stars Discovered Could Hold Answers To How Milky Way Was Formed

A new family of stars discovered could hold answers to how the Milky Way was formed. These family of stars are thought to have been once part of a globular cluster.

Cosmic ‘Barcode’ Finally Discovered, Does It Imply Nature’s Persistence All These Times?

After Eight Billion Years, Astronomers Have Finally Measured The Strength Of A Fundamental Force Of Nature In A Galaxy, But What Does This Indicate?

A Group Of Fast Rotating Stars In Our Galaxy Has Finally Been Discovered, But Is There A Catch?

As Physicist And Astronomers Continue Their Quest About Space Exploration, Can The Discovery Of The Fast Rotating Stars In Our Galaxy Mean That The Planet Earth Is Bound To Something Heading Down Its Way?

Milky Way's Hydrogen Map Seen Using A Telescope, Shows Breathtaking Scene

Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the composition of the universe. Milky way's hydrogen map seen by the researchers using a large radio telescope gives them an amazing view.