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In the vast cosmos, supernova explosions are widely regarded as the most brilliant fireworks in the universe. Among them, Type Ia supernovae (SNe Ia) are hailed as "standard candles" due to their highly consistent peak luminosity, making them a key tool for measuring cosmic distances. However, a recent study has found that even SNe Ia that appear nearly identical may hide small "genetic" differenc

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Study Rules Out Strong Magnetic Twist in Magnetar X-ray Polarization

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Satellite Galaxies Preserve "Kinematic Memory" of Cosmic Filaments

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