Astronomers have spotted tsunamis of fire on distant stars using the European Space Agency's Gaia Space Observatory.
The European Space Agency’s Gaia space observatory has made a startling discovery. While studying the stars throughout the Milky Way, Gaia observed several fire-like tsunamis across multiple stars. Scientists call these tsunamis of fire “starquakes” as they move similarly to earthquakes we experience on Earth.These starquakes are just one of the multiple discoveries the ESA’s space observatory has made since its launch in 2013.
What’s even more surprising about the discovery, though, is that we have rarely observed these small vibrations in stars. And, based on the current theories scientists are working with, these stars shouldn’t have any types of quakes.
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