Latest Articles for Supernova Research

Research reveals the intricate processes behind Type Ia supernovae in white dwarfs.

G1.9+0.3 is brightening, revealing insights into particle acceleration and supernova evolution.

Study focuses on supernova II-P and mass loss in massive stars.

Research on supernova colors improves distance calculations in cosmology.

A newly discovered Type II supernova offers fresh perspectives on stellar explosions.

A new candidate star linked to the Type IIb supernova SN 2017gkk is analyzed.

A systematic approach to finding the best models for dark energy using supernova data.

A look into the complexities of Type Ia supernovae and their mysteries.

Research reveals how muons affect neutrino flavor conversions in core-collapse supernovae.

Photometric redshifts offer a new method for studying Type Ia supernovae.

Type Ia supernovae reveal insights into stellar evolution and galaxy formation.

This article investigates the gamma-ray source MGRO J1908+06 and its characteristics.

Exploring marginal and profiled posterior distributions in cosmological studies.

Investigating the origins of metals in galaxy clusters through early star populations.

Investigating gamma-ray emissions in the G150.3+4.5 supernova remnant and their sources.

Exploring the Cygnus Loop and its symmetric features shaped by supernova jets.

This study analyzes the brightness and characteristics of hydrogen-rich superluminous supernovae.

Analyzing the largest collection of Type Ia supernovae data for insights on their diversity.

Investigating the unique features and jets of Puppis A.

Unveiling the mysteries behind stripped-envelope supernovae and their cosmic explosions.

V445 Puppis reveals unique insights into stellar explosions and their mysteries.