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Most Luminous Black-Hole Flare on Record Traced to Star Torn Apart 10 Billion Light-Years Away

Researchers attribute the outburst to a massive star torn apart inside an active galactic nucleus, offering a rare look at black-hole feeding.

Webb Unveils Red Spider Nebula’s Closed Lobes, Iron‑Traced Jet, and Shrouded Core

Astronomers Unveil Largest Low-Frequency Radio Color Map of the Milky Way

Rogue Planet Devours Matter at Record 6 Billion Tons Per Second

DES/DESI Analysis Fuels Model Predicting a Future Big Crunch

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

Webb Unveils Sagittarius B2, the Milky Way’s Largest Star-Forming Cloud, in Unprecedented Detail

The Moon Is Drifting Farther From Earth by 3.8 Centimeters a Year

JWST Study Proposes ‘Black Hole Stars’ to Explain Mysterious Early‑Universe Red Dots

Day-Long, Repeating Gamma-Ray Burst Outside Milky Way Defies Existing Models

VLT Spectra Reveal Gas Ring Around V Sagittae, Hinting at Likely Nova in Coming Years

Webb Reveals 8-Light-Year Protostellar Jet, Bolstering Massive-Star Formation Theory

Simulations Recreate Globular Clusters and Predict Dark-Matter-Bearing Lookalikes

VLT Uncovers Gas Ring as V Sagittae’s White Dwarf Goes Thermonuclear

Day-Long, Repeating Gamma-Ray Burst From Distant Galaxy Challenges Standard Models

Day-Long, Repeating Gamma-Ray Burst From Distant Galaxy Defies Explanation

Webb Reveals Butterfly Nebula’s Hidden Core and Planet-Building Dust

Brightest Fast Radio Burst Precisely Located in Nearby Galaxy Using CHIME Outriggers

Nature Study Reveals Rare Supernova That Exposed a Star’s Inner Layers

CHIME Outriggers Pinpoint Brightest Nearby Fast Radio Burst to Galaxy NGC 4141