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A Star Exploded 27 Times without Becoming a Supernova: Astronomers Discovered that the Culprit May Be Hiding Next to Her

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For the astronomical community, the repeated eruptions of AT 2016blu challenge the conventional models of stellar evolution. The phenomenon suggests the presence of a compact companion capable of draining matter and generating violent intermittent thermonuclear instability. How do explosions occur in the observed stellar system? Anomalous behavior was detected in a very distant galaxy, where...
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For the astronomical community, the repeated eruptions of AT 2016blu challenge the conventional models of stellar evolution. The phenomenon suggests the presence of a compact companion capable of draining matter and generating violent intermittent thermonuclear instability. How do explosions occur in the observed stellar system? Anomalous behavior was detected in a very distant galaxy, where...

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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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