An international team of astronomers has observed the mysterious disappearance of stars in the night sky, after her
Scientists discovered this event when they compared photographs of the same region of the sky to track objects in the universe, their state and location.
The study, published in Nature's Scientific Reports, says that with these surveys, astronomers have discovered tens of thousands of variable or flaring stars, supernovae, asteroids and variable active nucleiThe study involved scientists from Sweden, Spain, the United States, Ukraine and India.
Scientists' particular interest was riveted on a group ofnine transient stars, which were discovered by the Palomar Observatory in California on April 12, 1950. All nine stars disappeared within 30 minutes of discovery, and have not been re-registered since. Such a large group of simultaneously disappeared stars was discovered for the first time in the history of astronomy.
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