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Scientists observe flattest explosion ever seen in space – study

Astronomers recorded the explosion 180 million light years away.

Monthly notices of the royal astronomical societyUniversity of sheffield department physicsFast blue optical transientMonthly noticesRoyal astronomical societyJustyn maundLiverpool telescopeCanary islands

Scientists observe flattest explosion ever seen in space – study

Astronomers recorded the explosion 180 million light years away.

University of sheffield department physicsMonthly notices of the royal astronomical societyFast blue optical transientMonthly noticesRoyal astronomical societyJustyn maundLiverpool telescopeCanary islands

Scientists observe flattest explosion ever seen in space – study

Astronomers recorded the explosion 180 million light years away.

University of sheffield department physicsMonthly notices of the royal astronomical societyFast blue optical transientMonthly noticesRoyal astronomical societyJustyn maundLiverpool telescopeCanary islands

Scientists observe flattest explosion ever seen in space – study

An explosion the size of our solar system has baffled scientists, as its shape – similar to that of an extremely flat disc – challenges everything they know about explosions in space.

Monthly notices of the royal astronomical societyUniversity of sheffield department physicsFast blue optical transientMonthly noticesRoyal astronomical societyJustyn maundLiverpool telescopeCanary islands

Scientists observe flattest explosion ever seen in space – study

Astronomers recorded the explosion 180 million light years away.

Monthly notices of the royal astronomical societyUniversity of sheffield department physicsFast blue optical transientMonthly noticesRoyal astronomical societyJustyn maundLiverpool telescopeCanary islands

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