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Rare X‑Ray Flash Reveals Faint Shock Breakout in Type Ic‑BL Supernova

The result suggests stripped massive stars can explode without visible relativistic jets, prompting new searches for early shock-breakout events to test 'choked jet' models.

Astronomers Capture Clearest Image Yet of Betelgeuse’s Likely Companion

Astronomers Identify Candidate Binary Supernova Pair Near Jellyfish Nebula

Hubble and Webb Pin Down First Stellar Black Hole in Omega Centauri

New JWST Findings Complicate Origins of Little Red Dots

Webb Finds Dust-Obscured Red Supergiant Behind 2025 Supernova, a First for the Telescope

Science Study Details Andromeda Star’s Disappearance, Pointing to Black Hole Birth

Record Black Hole Flare Points to Tidal Disruption of a Giant Star

Astronomers Identify Ultra-Stripped Supernova, Propose New ‘Type Ien’

Astronomers Capture First Visual Proof of Double-Detonation in Type Ia Supernova Remnant