The recent discovery of an ultra-tiny white dwarf, smaller than Jupiter, presents an opportunity to unravel the mysteries of star formation. Read the article for more details.
A rare white dwarf with two faces has been discovered. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Casey Reed / NASA) Two-Faced Star Discovered; White Dwarf Features Hydrogen on One Side, Helium on the Other A white dwarf baffled astronomers after discovering it was a two-faced star.
A white dwarf from a neighboring star system which undergoes crystallization process was detected by astronomers. Find out more about it in this article.
Astronomers found the oldest star in the Milky Way galaxy and have identified it as remnants from a destroyed planetary system. Tap the article to learn more about it.
The Russian-German eROSITA x-ray space telescope captured the first-ever image of a previously theorized phase during stellar explosions. Learn more about the cosmic phenomenon and how it works.
Scientists stumble upon a rare binary star that repeatedly explodes roughly every 15 years producing gamma rays. Read on to find out why the star explodes and what it means for astrophysics.
Astronomers have observed a ring of planetary bodies 117 light-years away orbiting in the habitable zone of a white dwarf, suggesting they could sustain life.
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope recently revealed an astronomical occurrence, showing that the outer halo of gas is expanding more rapidly compared to the innermost portion of the nebula.
A new image released by Hubble shows a stellar cluster alongside red dust and clouds. The 'red ribbon' is believed to be remnants of a white dwarf that produced a Type 1a supernova.
Astronomers led by Durham University in the UK used NASA's TESS to observe a unique phenomenon of a white dwarf abruptly switching on and off for the first time.
A study in 2018, used computer modeling to determine that, like most of the stars, the Sun is most possible to shrink down from being a red giant to become a white dwarf, and then, as a planetary nebula.
Astronomers have discovered a giant survivor planet moving around a white dwarf, or a superdense core remnant of a former star, posing evidence that planets can survive the death of their host stars.