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The Webb Space Telescope recently imaged Supernova 1987A (SN 1987A), one of the brightest supernovae in the night sky and the nearest observed in centuries, according to NASA. Webb Telescope…
Two supernovae 22 million light-years away ejected dust into their region of the universe, Webb Space Telescope observations reveal, indicating that violent stellar deaths could give rise to new star…
The Milky Way over Pain de Sucre, France.Photo: Jeff Graphy The cosmos is a hostile but beautiful place; from Earth, its phenomena—from our Sun and the aurorae it generates to…
Gamma-ray bursts are extremely energetic explosions caused by some of the cosmos’ most remarkable objects: black holes, neutron stars, and the violent deaths of stars. Now, astronomers have found evidence…
Advertisement Advertisement The deceased star was likely many times larger than our own Sun, according to Space.com—so much so that, if it replaced our own Sun, it would have been…
Astronomers recently observed the largest cosmic explosion ever seen, far brighter than a supernova and lasting for much longer too. They believe that the outpouring of light is due to…
About 340 years ago, a brilliant light appeared in Earth’s night sky—a distant star had died in an enormous explosion. That light, which we now know is from the supernova…
The Webb Space Telescope has produced a stupendous view of a Wolf-Rayet star, an extraordinarily bright object in the sky that (you may want to sit down) will soon die.…
We can’t predict exactly when any given star will go supernova, but now astronomers have come up with a method to spot stars approaching this critical point.
The James Webb firsts keep coming, with the new space telescope having recently spotted its first supernova.