Scientists observed stars outside of the sun explode.

The French National Center for Scientific Research recently announced that researchers observed an eruption of a red dwarf star more than 130 light-years away from Earth in the radio wave band. According to the French National Center for Scientific Research, although it has been speculated for a long time that stars other than the sun may also undergo such phenomena, there is no exact observational record. In this detection, researchers observed a brief and intense star eruption through the characteristic radio signals of the star. It is reported that this observation result will help researchers apply space meteorology to the study of other star systems, opening up a new perspective for understanding how the magnetic activity of stars affects the habitable conditions of planets around them. The research findings have been published in the British journal "Nature".