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In a bone-chilling event two weeks ago, astronomers caught a star [blank] a nearby black hole, or perhaps a neutron star, and then getting eaten by its [blank] meal. The [blank] spectacular explosion left behind a black hole. Astronomers had [blank] that such a star-eat-star supernova was possible, but had never observed one.
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In a bone-chilling event two weeks ago, astronomers caught a star swallowing a nearby black hole, or perhaps a neutron star, and then getting eaten by its own meal. The resulting spectacular explosion left behind a black hole. Astronomers had theorized that such a star-eat-star supernova was possible, but had never observed one.
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