Astronomers have captured a new collision between two neutron stars. They have named it GW190425. Earlier, astronomers captured the first neutron stars collision event in 2017. The two neutron stars in GW190425 were around 520 million light-years away, collided and merged into a single object. Unlike the collision that occurred in 2017, the neutron stars event didn’t produce light while colliding. These events are helpful for astronomers to widen their knowledge about these colossal cosmic collision events and could reveal more interesting information regarding these cosmic events.
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