colliding stars

Simulation of Two Colliding Stars Reveals How A Black Hole is Born

Medicine & Technology Aug 03, 2020

Black holes are believed to have existed since the formation of the galaxy, yet we know so little about them. A series of simulations reveals what happens when two stars collide and how scientists can detect the energy of black holes in space.

Pair of colliding stars spill radioactive molecules into space

Jul 31, 2018

When two Sun-like stars collide, the result can be a spectacular explosion and the formation of an entirely new star. One such event was seen from Earth in 1670.

colliding stars

Simulation of Two Colliding Stars Reveals How A Black Hole is Born

Pair of colliding stars spill radioactive molecules into space

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