Astronomers find supernovae can leave behind gas that slams into hydrogen and brightens again
Stars can appear to remain luminous without any outside interference
Astronomers have found that the explosions of stars, known as supernovae, can leave behind gaseous remains that slam into hydrogen-rich gas and temporarily get bright again, appearing to remain luminous...
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