NASA
JWST Snaps a Celestial Lion’s Head, Because Space Is Basically a Petting Zoo Now
The James Webb Space Telescope gives us a lion-headed nebula, proving that even dying stars have better hair days than we do.
NASA
The James Webb Space Telescope gives us a lion-headed nebula, proving that even dying stars have better hair days than we do.
ScienceDaily
Four white dwarf stars were hiding behind red dwarf companions, proving that even in our cosmic backyard, astronomers still miss the obvious.
Ars Technica
A Jupiter-size planet that survived its star's death is hotter than it should be, suggesting it was reheated by gravitational interactions billions of years later.
ScienceDaily
After 50 years of cosmic whodunit, astronomers used XRISM to catch a white dwarf red-handed, stealing gas from gamma-Cas and belching X-rays. Mystery solved, universe.
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