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January 17, 2026

Discovery of a Massive Shockwave That Breaks Astronomical Models of Star Evolution

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Kane · January 30, 2026

All stars micronova (whether this is one or not) on a cycle, binary have a faster cycle single stars don't. Most likely Saturn was our binary and died out. According to ancients that was our star. In fact all known planetary nebula show micronova. The solar science we are fed makes no sense. The electric universe theory is very old not just the Thunderbolts but its beliefs have always been around. We run on electricity just like atoms the solar system and galaxy are the same the sun is like a cathode. Dust collects heavier in certain parts of the galaxy and are affected by the galactic current sheets which are the trigger.

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Brian Deschene · January 18, 2026

At least they called what this star seems to have a Mystery Engine and not a Dark Engine!

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Peter Pantera · January 17, 2026

I can't help but wonder about the age of this stellar set up. If it's recent, then the matter from the area nearby could also be the fuel that moves everything faster and we know the heliosphere is real but if the white dwarf is recent too then we could be seeing the transition from a normal solar system to a paired system.

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Angie Reeks · January 17, 2026

Describing a "vampire" star 😅

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Parker Bond · January 17, 2026

It looks like something(s) is wrong with our stellar models, exciting!