Dhaka, Oct. 7 -- Astronomers have captured the most detailed images yet of a rare supernova remnant in the Milky Way -- the leftover wreckage of a stellar explosion that skygazers recorded nearly 850 years ago.The object, known as Pa 30, is the only known remnant of its kind in our galaxy, reports The Independent.Using the Gemini North telescope, researchers have now revealed its structure in remarkable clarity: vast filaments of debris stretching outward like a cosmic fireworks display, each strand wide enough to contain our solar system several times over.

Look closer, and those filaments are not simple streaks. They are long chains of knotted material -- pearls on a string, suspended in deep space.At the centre sits what scientists ca...