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Stellar Duo Fated to Meet a Supernova End—Twin Stars Discovered in Henize 2-428

Medicine & Technology Feb 10, 2015

Doomed for an end 700 million years in the making, a pair of white dwarf stars will inevitably merge and meet their doom and researchers are saying that the violent fate is unlike any that they’ve seen before.

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Stellar Duo Fated to Meet a Supernova End—Twin Stars Discovered in Henize 2-428

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