A gamma-ray glow may mark a Milky Way neutron-star collision.

If confirmed, it would be the first known remnant of such a collision in our galaxy.

Chinese Academy of Sciences and Notre Dame researchers say in an unreviewed preprint that no pulsar or supernova shell explains it.

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile could test it by spotting dust-scattered light from the original flash.

How each outlet framed it
South China Morning Post
ties the glow to a gold-making kilonova and the Song dynasty sky records that missed it

Sources: South China Morning Post