Scientists Baffled by Strange Sphere in Space Sending Radio Bursts

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scientists baffled by strange sphere in
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space sending radio
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bursts astronomers discovered tios a
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near perfectly circular object deep in
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our galaxy unlike typical messy
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supernova remnants it appears smooth and
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untouched hinting at a unique formation
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process likely in an empty space region
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scientists are eager to understand its
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rare structure and how it formed
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tios a supernova remnant captivates due
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to its almost perfectly round shape
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unlike typical jagged remnants this
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strange sphere of gas and thus raises
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questions about its formation conditions
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did it expand in isolation or result
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from a rare blast it might provide
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valuable insights into star life cycles
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astronomers discovered the strange
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sphere using the australian square
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kometer array pathfinder a cuttingedge
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radio telescope this mysterious shape is
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invisible in visible light detectable
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only through radio waves ascap's
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technology unveiled its smooth intact
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outline prompting scientists to explore
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how such a perfect sphere emerged from a
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violent space event
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most supernova remnants form complex
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shapes as they expand into surrounding
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gas and dust but this discovery is
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surprising due to its near perfect
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circular form this suggests the blast
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occurred in an area almost devoid of
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material challenging existing models of
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supernova in dense regions the spherical
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shape offers rare insight into star
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deaths in cosmic voids where explosions
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can expand freely into smooth
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symmetrical forms
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scientists debate teos's origin possibly
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a type 1a or less violent type 1 ax
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supernova its perfect shape suggests a
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slower detonation the sphere's calm
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isolated region lacks debris unlike
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typical supernova remnants with jagged
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outlines its symmetry and tranquility
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make it an anomaly offering a clear view
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of a supernova remnant without cosmic
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interference
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scientists are delving into tio's
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structure using radio data infrared
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imagery and supernova remnant
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comparisons they aim to understand its
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perfect shape and identify if similar
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spheres exist in the galaxy improved
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telescopes could uncover more of these
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cosmic bubbles offering insights into
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star life cycles

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