Why Is This Weird, Metallic Star Hurtling Out of the Milky Way?, The Brink
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BU astronomers analyzed light data from a piece of supernova shrapnel—a star called LP 40−365—to gain clues about where it came from
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Why Is This Weird, Metallic Star Hurtling Out of the Milky Way?, The Brink
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Lackluster supernova reveals a rare pair of stars in the Milky Way
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Lackluster supernova reveals a rare pair of stars in the Milky Way
A Huge Star Just Exploded, and You Can Actually See It - Science
New stars found in the Milky Way were born outside of it
