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US scientists observe two star explosions
American researchers have discovered the explosion of two massive stars in a binary system dating back more than 16 years. These explosions left behind two clouds of glowing gas known as "nebulae." These two events resulted from supernova phenomena, during which the stars were much brighter than the sun by tens of thousands of times throughout their lifetimes, before transforming into dense remnants called "neutron stars." The system is located in the Gemini constellation, approximately 6,000 light-years from Earth. It presents a rare opportunity to study the evolution of binary star systems, from their birth to their explosions and the remnants they leave behind.
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