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Chandra Sees Unexpected X‑Ray Flickering From Supernova Remnants in M83

Researchers say the brightness swings suggest shock collisions, surviving companion stars feeding compact objects, or debris falling back onto neutron stars and black holes.

Rubin Observatory Unveils 11,000 Newly Discovered Asteroids

Cornell Catalog Identifies 45 Rocky Exoplanets in Habitable Zones

Astronomers Publish Evidence of Planetary Collision Around Sun-Like Star

DES Year 6 Delivers Precise 3×2pt Cosmology With Mild CMB Discrepancy

Schmidt Sciences Unveils Lazuli, a Private Three-Meter Space Telescope

LVK’s 2024 Black-Hole Mergers Now Tied to a Low-Mass, Fast-Spinning Subpopulation

Record-Setting Day-Long GRB 250702B Confirmed at z = 1.036 as Origin Remains Unsettled

Astronomers Measure First Black-Hole Recoil, Tracing Newborn’s 3D Flight From 2019 Merger