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Stellar phenomena

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1. Black holes

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1.1. Fiction about black holes

1.2. Intermediate-mass black holes

1.3. Stellar black holes

1.4. ASASSN-19bt

1.5. AdS black hole

1.6. Binary black hole

1.7. Black Hole Initiative

1.8. Black brane

1.9. Black hole bomb

1.10. Black hole cosmology

1.11. Black hole electron

1.12. Black hole greybody factors

1.13. Black hole information paradox

1.14. Black hole stability conjecture

1.15. Black holes in fiction

1.16. Black star (semiclassical gravity)

1.17. Blandford–Znajek process

1.18. Blanet

1.19. Blitzar

1.20. Boyer–Lindquist coordinates

1.21. CENBOL

1.22. Carter constant

1.23. Charged black hole

1.24. Collapsar

1.25. Cosmic censorship hypothesis

1.26. Cosmic wind

1.27. Distorted Schwarzschild metric

1.28. Dynamical horizon

1.29. Extremal black hole

1.30. Extreme mass ratio inspiral

1.31. Feryal Özel

1.32. Firewall (physics)

1.33. Fuzzball (string theory)

1.34. GW190412

1.35. GW190814

1.36. Golden binary

1.37. Gravastar

1.38. Hawking–Page phase transition

1.39. Immirzi parameter

1.40. Innermost stable circular orbit

1.41. Intermediate-mass black hole

1.42. Isolated horizon

1.43. Kerr metric

1.44. List of black holes

1.45. Lists of black holes

1.46. MAXI J1659-152

1.47. Magnetospheric eternally collapsing object

1.48. Membrane paradigm

1.49. Micro black hole

1.50. NGC 3818

1.51. Naked singularity

1.52. Near-extremal black hole

1.53. Near-horizon metric

1.54. No-hair theorem

1.55. Non-expanding horizon

1.56. Nonsingular black hole models

1.57. Nuker Team

1.58. OGLE-2011-BLG-0462

1.59. Ophiuchus Supercluster

1.60. Oppenheimer–Snyder model

1.61. Optical black hole

1.62. Orbital decay

1.63. Paczyński–Wiita potential

1.64. Penrose process

1.65. Photon sphere

1.66. Photon surface

1.67. Planck star

1.68. Quasi-star

1.69. Reissner–Nordström metric

1.70. Ring singularity

1.71. Rogue black hole

1.72. Rotating black hole

1.73. Schwarzschild metric

1.74. Schwarzschild radius

1.75. Singularity (DeSmedt novel)

1.76. Sonic black hole

1.77. Spaghettification

1.78. Spin-flip

1.79. Stellar black hole

1.80. Surface gravity

1.81. Tendex line

1.82. Thorne–Hawking–Preskill bet

1.83. Timeline of black hole physics

1.84. Tolman–Oppenheimer–Volkoff limit

1.85. Vaidya metric

1.86. Virtual black hole

1.87. Weyl metrics

2. Fast radio bursts

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2.1. FRB 180916.J0158+65

3. Gamma-ray bursts

 split articles: 22

3.1. Long-duration gamma-ray bursts

3.2. Short-duration gamma-ray bursts

3.3. Soft gamma repeaters

3.4. Beethoven Burst (GRB 991216)

3.5. GRB 060614

3.6. GRB 070125

3.7. GRB 080913

3.8. GRB 090429B

3.9. GRB 100621A

3.10. GRB 221009A

3.11. GRB 790305b

3.12. Gamma-Ray Burst Optical/Near-Infrared Detector

3.13. Gamma-ray burst emission mechanisms

3.14. Gamma-ray burst precursor

3.15. Gamma-ray burst progenitors

3.16. General Coordinates Network

3.17. Giant GRB Ring

3.18. History of gamma-ray burst research

3.19. InterPlanetary Network

3.20. List of gamma-ray bursts

3.21. Vela (satellite)

3.22. W49B

4. Solar phenomena

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4.1. Geomagnetic storms

4.2. Solar cycles

4.3. 160-minute solar cycle

4.4. 1988 Lubbock apparition of Mary

4.5. Active region

4.6. Alfvén surface

4.7. Analemma

4.8. Angkor Wat Equinox

4.9. Convective overshoot

4.10. Coronal hole

4.11. Coronal rain

4.12. Coronal seismology

4.13. Dalton Minimum

4.14. Dungey Cycle

4.15. Ellerman bombs

4.16. Fermi glow

4.17. First sunrise

4.18. Forbush decrease

4.19. Geomagnetic storm

4.20. Gnevyshev–Ohl rule

4.21. Hale's law

4.22. Heliospheric current sheet

4.23. Helmet streamer

4.24. Homeric Minimum

4.25. Hyder flare

4.26. James Stanley Hey

4.27. Joan Feynman

4.28. Joy's law (astronomy)

4.29. Lahaina Noon

4.30. Magnetic pulsations

4.31. Magnetic switchback

4.32. Manhattanhenge

4.33. Maunder Minimum

4.34. Miracle of the Sun

4.35. Modern Maximum

4.36. Nanoflare

4.37. Pickup ion

4.38. Solar Wind Composition Experiment

4.39. Solar cycle

4.40. Solar energetic particles

4.41. Solar flare

4.42. Solar granule

4.43. Solar irradiance

4.44. Solar maximum

4.45. Solar minimum

4.46. Solar particle event

4.47. Solar prominence

4.48. Solar radio emission

4.49. Solar spicule

4.50. Solar storm

4.51. Solar variability

4.52. Solar wind

4.53. Space Weather Prediction Center

4.54. Space hurricane

4.55. Space tornado

4.56. Spörer's law

4.57. Strahl (astronomy)

4.58. Sun outage

4.59. Supergranulation

4.60. Supra-arcade downflows

4.61. Wilson effect

5. AT2019qiz

6. Applegate mechanism

7. Asteroseismology

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7.1. Neutron-star oscillation

7.2. Solar-like oscillations

7.3. Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite

7.4. Whole Earth Telescope

8. Astrophysical plasma

9. Babcock Model

10. Blazhko effect

11. Blue giant

12. Brown dwarf

13. Cataclysmic variable star

14. Convection zone

15. Coronal mass ejection

16. Facula

17. GPM J1839−10

18. Gamma-ray burst

19. Gravity darkening

20. Helioseismology

21. Hypergiant

22. Intermediate luminosity optical transient

23. Intermediate polar

24. Kilonova

25. Limb darkening

26. List of stellar explosion types

27. Luminous red nova

28. Magnetar

29. Magnetic reconnection

30. Micronova

31. Moreton wave

32. Nova

33. PSR B0943+10

34. Polar (star)

35. Post common envelope binary

36. Pulsar

37. Radiative levitation

38. Red dwarf

39. Red supergiant

40. Soft X-ray transient

41. Solar plage

42. Starspot

43. Stellar mass loss

44. Superflare

45. Supergiant

46. Superhump

47. Telescope Array Project

48. Tidal disruption event

49. Transequatorial loop

50. Wolf number

51. X-ray burster

52. X-ray transient

53. Yellow hypergiant

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