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Space.com on MSNThe most powerful explosions in the universe could reveal where gold comes fromGamma-ray bursts, the most powerful kinds of explosions known in the cosmos, may help provide a piece of the puzzle when it ...
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Interesting Engineering on MSNSupernova graveyard? 10 million years ago, neutron stars crashed on Earth, reveal tracesDo we live in a supernova graveyard? A team of researchers proposes that 10 million years ago two giant neutron stars crashed into each other and debris from that intense explosion (called kilonova) ...
Researchers have found an environmentally safer way to extract the lithium 6 needed to create fuel for nuclear fusion ...
Unlike conventional chemical rockets, Sunbird relies on nuclear fusion – a process that replicates the energy production at the core of stars – to propel spacecraft.
Do we inhabit a cosmic wasteland teeming with remnants of massive stellar explosions? Recent research proposes that approximately 10 million years ago, Earth and its Moon were bombarded by debris from ...
An international team of astrophysicists from China and Australia has for the first time determined how massive neutron stars are when they are born. "Understanding the birth masses of neutron ...
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