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The Tasmanian Devil is a stellar corpse showing vibrant signs of life

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Stellar corpse called Tasmanian devil reveals phenomenon astronomers have never seen

Stellar corpse called Tasmanian devil reveals phenomenon astronomers have never seen
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Stellar corpse nicknamed the Tasmanian devil releases powerful explosions months later

By Ashley Strickland, CNN (CNN) — Space is full of extreme phenomena, but the “Tasmanian devil” may be one of the weirdest and rarest cosmic events

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Tasmanian devil is a stellar corpse showing energetic signs of life

Months after a star exploded, the stellar corpse has continued to release energetic flares just as powerful as the original event.

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Tasmanian devil is a stellar corpse showing energetic signs of life

Months after a star exploded, the stellar corpse has continued to release energetic flares just as powerful as the original event.

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