Space scientists discover "mysterious objects" unlike anything seen before
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NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has identified 84 celestial objects emitting low-energy X-ray and high amounts of ultraviolet radiation in six different galaxies, revealing a previously unseen type of binary star system.
Astronomers have discovered entirely new space objects that could help solve two mysteries of astrophysics.
Previously Unseen Objects Discovered in Space: Two of the Universe's Greatest Secrets May Be Solved.
A team of scientists led by Mustafa Muhibullah, a researcher at the University of Alabama, has discovered a new class of compact binary systems in deep space that are unlike any celestial body observed to date.
NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has detected 84 suspected objects in six different galaxies that could belong to a type of compact binary star system never before seen. They are faint...
NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has discovered a new type of compact binary star system, never before seen in six different galaxies. Eighty-four objects were identified, described as "extremely soft X-ray sources," emitting faint X-rays while radiating intense ultraviolet light. Experts say this discovery could help unravel the mysteries of star formation processes in the universe and "Ia" type supernova explosions.
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