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How’s that for a starburst? Found in this distant spiral galaxy is a giant star prone to mysterious outbursts. Thanks to @ChandraXray, scientists identified the culprit behind the eruptions—a hidden companion to the volatile star. go.nasa.gov/4kK4xGH
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How’s that for a starburst? Found in this distant spiral galaxy is a giant star prone to mysterious outbursts. Thanks to @ChandraXray, scientists identified the culprit behind the eruptions—a hidden companion to the volatile star. go.nasa.gov/4kK4xGH
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OMGGGGGGG
How’s that for a starburst? Found in this distant spiral galaxy is a giant star prone to mysterious outbursts. Thanks to @ChandraXray, scientists identified the culprit behind the eruptions—a hidden companion to the volatile star. go.nasa.gov/4kK4xGH
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すごいな、宇宙の秘密が少しずつ明らかになってきた気がしますね
How’s that for a starburst? Found in this distant spiral galaxy is a giant star prone to mysterious outbursts. Thanks to @ChandraXray, scientists identified the culprit behind the eruptions—a hidden companion to the volatile star. go.nasa.gov/4kK4xGH
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the colors,,, so pretty 🥺💗💗💗
How’s that for a starburst? Found in this distant spiral galaxy is a giant star prone to mysterious outbursts. Thanks to @ChandraXray, scientists identified the culprit behind the eruptions—a hidden companion to the volatile star. go.nasa.gov/4kK4xGH
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a giant star throwing random outbursts for years, and the culprit was a hidden companion star the whole time. even space get its own drama series #Space
How’s that for a starburst? Found in this distant spiral galaxy is a giant star prone to mysterious outbursts. Thanks to @ChandraXray, scientists identified the culprit behind the eruptions—a hidden companion to the volatile star. go.nasa.gov/4kK4xGH
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❤️❤️❤️
How’s that for a starburst? Found in this distant spiral galaxy is a giant star prone to mysterious outbursts. Thanks to @ChandraXray, scientists identified the culprit behind the eruptions—a hidden companion to the volatile star. go.nasa.gov/4kK4xGH
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A "volatile" star that kept erupting turned out not to be acting alone: a hidden companion was behind it. So many space mysteries end the same way, with the second object we simply couldn't see yet. 🔭
How’s that for a starburst? Found in this distant spiral galaxy is a giant star prone to mysterious outbursts. Thanks to @ChandraXray, scientists identified the culprit behind the eruptions—a hidden companion to the volatile star. go.nasa.gov/4kK4xGH
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How’s that for a starburst? Found in this distant spiral galaxy is a giant star prone to mysterious outbursts. Thanks to @ChandraXray, scientists identified the culprit behind the eruptions—a hidden companion to the volatile star. go.nasa.gov/4kK4xGH
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The awesome beauty of the universe.
How’s that for a starburst? Found in this distant spiral galaxy is a giant star prone to mysterious outbursts. Thanks to @ChandraXray, scientists identified the culprit behind the eruptions—a hidden companion to the volatile star. go.nasa.gov/4kK4xGH
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Replying to @jpzhong18
How’s that for a starburst? Found in this distant spiral galaxy is a giant star prone to mysterious outbursts. Thanks to @ChandraXray, scientists identified the culprit behind the eruptions—a hidden companion to the volatile star. go.nasa.gov/4kK4xGH
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STARBURST!!! ITS ME!!!
How’s that for a starburst? Found in this distant spiral galaxy is a giant star prone to mysterious outbursts. Thanks to @ChandraXray, scientists identified the culprit behind the eruptions—a hidden companion to the volatile star. go.nasa.gov/4kK4xGH
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A star’s mysterious outbursts
How’s that for a starburst? Found in this distant spiral galaxy is a giant star prone to mysterious outbursts. Thanks to @ChandraXray, scientists identified the culprit behind the eruptions—a hidden companion to the volatile star. go.nasa.gov/4kK4xGH
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A star that keeps faking its own supernova, and it took X-ray eyes to catch the hidden partner pulling the strings 👀 Next time someone pitches cutting Chandra's budget, show them this one. #Astronomy xitter-newx.xyz-mikolabs.workers.dev/NASA/status/2120305504…
How’s that for a starburst? Found in this distant spiral galaxy is a giant star prone to mysterious outbursts. Thanks to @ChandraXray, scientists identified the culprit behind the eruptions—a hidden companion to the volatile star. go.nasa.gov/4kK4xGH
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HOW’S THIS FOR A STARBURST YOU FUCKING KIKE CLOWNS?!?!?! YOU STILL THINK THIS IS A FUCKING GAME?!?!?! GOOD: LET’S PLAY.
How’s that for a starburst? Found in this distant spiral galaxy is a giant star prone to mysterious outbursts. Thanks to @ChandraXray, scientists identified the culprit behind the eruptions—a hidden companion to the volatile star. go.nasa.gov/4kK4xGH
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How’s that for a starburst? Found in this distant spiral galaxy is a giant star prone to mysterious outbursts. Thanks to @ChandraXray, scientists identified the culprit behind the eruptions—a hidden companion to the volatile star. go.nasa.gov/4kK4xGH
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A giant star kept erupting and nobody knew why. Turns out a hidden companion was stirring up the chaos. Same in business: when the numbers keep spiking for no clear reason, look for the thing you can't see yet. Chandra found it anyway. 🌌 xitter-newx.xyz-mikolabs.workers.dev/NASA/status/2120305504…
How’s that for a starburst? Found in this distant spiral galaxy is a giant star prone to mysterious outbursts. Thanks to @ChandraXray, scientists identified the culprit behind the eruptions—a hidden companion to the volatile star. go.nasa.gov/4kK4xGH
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The giveaway was the clock: 27 bursts since 2012, one every ~113 days. Chandra, timed to a March outburst, saw the 33+ solar-mass star 100x brighter in X-rays. Best fit: a hidden neutron star or black hole feeding at closest approach. A supernova impostor that keeps surviving.
How’s that for a starburst? Found in this distant spiral galaxy is a giant star prone to mysterious outbursts. Thanks to @ChandraXray, scientists identified the culprit behind the eruptions—a hidden companion to the volatile star. go.nasa.gov/4kK4xGH
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How’s that for a starburst? Found in this distant spiral galaxy is a giant star prone to mysterious outbursts. Thanks to @ChandraXray, scientists identified the culprit behind the eruptions—a hidden companion to the volatile star. go.nasa.gov/4kK4xGH
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