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M31-2014-DS1: The Star that Bypassed the Supernova Stage and Collapsed into a Black Hole

Written by: Astrophyzix Digital Observatory and Planetary Defence Research Centre.

Article Type: Astrophysics, Black Hole Studies, Stellar Collapse, Journal Sources

✅ Updated: 27 February 2026 (added tags)

M31-2014-DS1: The Star that Bypassed the Supernova Stage and Collapsed into a Black Hole

Introduction

M31‑2014‑DS1 is an extraordinary astrophysical object in the nearby Andromeda Galaxy (Messier 31, ∼2.5 million light‑years from Earth) that has become the focus of intense scientific study because it appears to have “vanished” in a manner inconsistent with standard supernova theory.

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