The bubble of gas around the red supergiant DFK 52
ALMA/Mark Siebert et al. 2025
A dying star is expelling a vast sphere of dust and gas around it that is about half as wide as our solar system. Astronomers are at a loss to explain it, as there is no known mechanism that could produce such a large amount of material from one star.
Red supergiants are the largest stars in the universe. They are the latter stage of fairly massive stars that have exhausted most of their fuel, just before exploding in a supernova. During this…
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