A team of astronomers found there might be more to the early expansion of the Universe by studying quasars
NASA’s TESS spots its first exoplanets and supernovae
From its first data set, astronomers have already discovered new and exciting exoplanets and pivotal distance-measuring supernovae
Black holes are ruled out in explaining dark matter
Astronomers are still hunting down the mysterious dark matter that makes up most of the matter in the Universe
New stellar explosion revealed by Kepler
NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope has uncovered an unusual category of supernova explosion
Space telescope finds new clues for a chameleon supernova
A supernova is challenging astronomers’ models of how exploding stars distribute their elements
Astronomers discover ‘space whistle’ packs an incredibly energetic punch
They release a billion times more energy, rivalling supernovae in their explosive power
Galaxies found to eject hefty elements into space
Galaxies “waste” large amounts of material generated by star formation, according to new research
Exploding stars showered Earth with radioactive metal, say astronomers
Evidence of a series of massive supernova explosions near our Solar System, which showered our planet with radioactive debris, has been found
Highly-magnetic star could have boosted brightness of super-luminous supernovae
Rapidly spinning neutron stars called magnetars could explain two extremely unusual stellar explosions
How many Earth-like planets can material from a supernova make?
We’re made of star stuff, so how many Earth-like planets can one stellar explosion make?
Five amazing facts about white dwarfs
Meet the stars that teach us something interesting about our own Sun