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Articles tagged: white dwarf

  • FRB, Lorimer burst, Small Magellanic Clouds, UTMOST September 2017 Telescope targets enigmatic deep space mystery

    ... signal due to electrons in the cosmic medium is analogous to white light being dispersed by a prism into the colours of the...relatively rare explosive collisions between old neutron stars or white dwarfs, or they are more common, periodic outbursts or...

    • FRB
    • Lorimer burst
    • Small Magellanic Clouds
    • UTMOST
    Authors: Manisha Caleb    
  • exoplanets, NASA, TESS, Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite April 2019 Scanning the skies for exoplanets

    ... streaking through the skies at the same time, such as asteroids, comets, eclipsing binaries, flare stars and white dwarf stars. The mission’s sensitive cameras have, for example, already captured 100 short-lived changes; six...

    • exoplanets
    • NASA
    • TESS
    • Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite
    Authors: Kerry Hebden    
  • Anglo Australian Telescope (AAT), Australian Astronomical Observatory (AAO), HERMES, M4 globular cluster, stellar evolution 19 May 2016 Astronomers find a group of stars dying too early

    ... will become a planetary nebula after being a red giant, and shortly afterwards (in astronomical terms) will emerge as a white dwarf, whereby nuclear reactions in its core will cease. "Globular clusters are some of the oldest objects in the...

    • Anglo Australian Telescope (AAT)
    • Australian Astronomical Observatory (AAO)
    • HERMES
    • M4 globular cluster
    • stellar evolution
  • Accelerated Universe, Big Bang Theory, Dark Energy, Expanding Universe, Type 1a supernova 24 October 2016 New research questions the rate at which the Universe is expanding

    ... star known as a Type 1a supernova. Type 1as involve two stars, one of which is a white dwarf – the one that will explode - and because the white dwarf can only accrete a certain amount of mass before it explodes, its brightness will...

    • Accelerated Universe
    • Big Bang Theory
    • Dark Energy
    • Expanding Universe
    • Type 1a supernova
  • CDF-S XT1, Chandra Deep Field-South, Tidal Disruption Event (TDE), X-ray transient 24 February 2017 Researchers find a new type of X-ray transient

    ... bursts, that can generally be attributed to accretion processes onto objects such as neutron stars, black holes and white dwarfs. Nonetheless there are still a number of emerging classes of exotic X-ray transients whose nature and driving mechanisms...

    • CDF-S XT1
    • Chandra Deep Field-South
    • Tidal Disruption Event (TDE)
    • X-ray transient
  • March 2017 Planetary nebulae may hold clue in search of helium-3

    ... of low- and intermediate-mass stars, where the extensive mass lost by the star is ionised by the emerging white dwarf. During this stage, the ejected envelopes of the star often create stunning and complex nebula that...

    Authors: Dr. Lizette Guzman-Ramirez    
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