Subaru telescope

Many objects have been discovered at the edge of the solar system. Figure: Avi Blizovsky using FLEX-1

Astronomers discover mysterious new objects beyond the edge of the solar system

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Observations made with the Subaru Telescope in Hawaii have revealed new objects in the outer region of the Solar System, pointing to a large, unknown population beyond the Kuiper Belt.
A spectacular sunset over an observatory in a sky full of colorful clouds.

An unexpected discovery of new celestial bodies in the outer solar system amazes astronomers

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A supernova explosion. Illustration: depositphotos.com

The unexpected revival of supernova 1181 

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Supernova 1181, produced by the dramatic collision of two white dwarf stars, was studied using a combination of historical records and modern astronomy. The remains, now identified in the constellation Cassiopeia, reveal a complex structure with
An illustration of the way the AI ​​classifies galaxies of different types based on their morphologies. Credit: NAOJ / HSC-SSP

Artificial intelligence has identified 80,000 spiral galaxies

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Astronomers have applied artificial intelligence (AI) to ultra-wide-field images of the deep universe as captured by Japan's Subaru Telescope, achieving very high accuracy for detecting and classifying spiral galaxies in the images
An example of a supernova discovered in the deep field of the Subaru telescope, by researchers from Israel, Japan and the USA

Israeli researchers discovered the oldest and most distant exploding stars in the universe

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