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Astronomy detects the most violent cosmic events ever observed. The star triggered by a supermassive cave revalids with Big Bang. For observational technology, the phenomena represent a new test border. A team of astronomers from the University of Hawaii has made a discovery that records the limits of what we know about the death of stars and gravity. They have identified the most powerful observed cosmic explosions ever. These extreme events ha…
Space Scientists detect most powerful explosions ever seen in the universe
In a groundbreaking discovery, astronomers have identified the most powerful space explosions ever recorded, surpassing anything previously observed in the cosmos. These extraordinary events have been named Extreme Nuclear Transients (ENTs) and are considered a new class of cosmic phenomena due to their unparalleled brightness and energy output. According to researchers, these violent explosions occur when massive stars significantly larger than…
American astronomers announced that they discovered the most powerful explosions in the Universe after Big Bang, calling them “extreme nuclear transients” (extreme nuclear transients - ENT), according to one...
Astronomers of the University of Hawaii have discovered the most energy-efficient cosmic explosions already seen and named them "extreme nuclear transitions" (ENT), according to a study published in Science Advances magazine. These explosions occur when stars with at least three times as many stars as the sun is fragmented by supermassive black holes. Over a decade ago, Star fragmentation is observed by astronomers, but Jason Hinkle, head of the…
Astronomers Discover Most Energetic Cosmic Explosions Ever Observed - WorldNL Magazine
Astronomers in Hawaii have discovered a new kind of explosion, and they’re the most energetic stellar explosions ever recorded. Meet “extreme nuclear transients” (ENTs): when supermassive black holes tear apart stars at least three times heavier than the Sun, triggering an immense release of energy. An international team of researchers describes the discovery of this newly observed phenomenon in a study published Wednesday in the journal Science…
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