Tiny black holes may be secretly exploding stars across the Milky Way
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Primordial black holes, tiny remnants from the universe's earliest moments, may be triggering white dwarf stars to explode as supernovae across the Milky Way. These explosions could explain chemical patterns seen in Milky Way stars, suggesting primordial black holes quietly shaped our galaxy's chemical evolution.
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