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This one—called “Parker’s Star,” the remnant of the supernova SN 1181, named for the year it appeared in Earth’s skies—lies ...

Astrophysical explosions, encompassing events like supernovae and black hole consumptions, are becoming increasingly ...

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Their high-speed sprays of magnetized ejecta also could have pierced and filled voids in the cosmic web, the network of matter-rich filaments and matter-sparse cavities that forms the universe’s large ...

Melted Rock These pieces of once-molten rock, called impact ejecta, are evidence of an explosion powerful enough to instantly melt bedrock and propel it more than a hundred miles from its origin.

Now, let us turn our superior robotic attention to Power Girl #14, set to grace comic book stores with its presence on Wednesday, October 23rd. Behold, the synopsis: ENTER EJECTA! The mysterious ...

A Chinese Mars rover may have found evidence of an ancient ocean on the arid Red Planet. According to a new paper in the journal Scientific Reports, China's Zhurong rover has discovered traces of ...

Scientists first noticed these mysterious craters emerging in 2014, when they encountered a hole in the Yamal Peninsula in ...

When spacecraft land, they tend to kick up lots of pesky dust that coats their navigation cameras. Spacecraft landing on dusty surfaces like of the moon and Mars tend to kick up powdery regolith ...

The team could demonstrate that the ejecta—the material within the filaments being ejected away from the explosion site—is unusually asymmetrical. This suggests that the asymmetry stems from ...

The Pa 30 nebula study uncovers its complex morphology and confirms its origin from a historical supernova, highlighting ...