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Mystery X-Ray Object 15,000 Light-Years Away Could Rewrite What We Know About Stars - Optic Flux
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Mystery X-Ray Object 15,000 Light-Years Away Could Rewrite What We Know About Stars - Optic Flux
A Sudden Flash from the Void: Mystery Object Found 15,000 Light-Years Away An accidental overlap between two of the world’s most powerful telescopes has uncovered a cosmic anomaly that may redefine how we understand stars, magnetism, and deep-space transients. The object, now dubbed ASKAP J1832-0911, lies 15,000 light-years from Earth and is unlike anything ever […]
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