<ul><li>Astrophysicists observe the birth of a black hole and the dance of electrons after the collision of two neutron stars.</li><li>The collision produces a bright fireball called a kilonova, releasing immense energy and creating heavy elements.</li><li>Scientists use telescopes from around the world to capture the event, combining data to piece together the details.</li><li>The high temperatures after the collision lead to the movement of electrons in a hot plasma, creating the 'dance' of electrons.</li></ul>

Scientists watch ‘dancing’ electrons after neutron star collision

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