US EditionBig Dipper supernova seen by Hubble Space Telescope is violence in a nearby galaxy
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Big Dipper supernova seen by Hubble Space Telescope is violence in a nearby galaxy
The galaxy IC 758, a graceful spiral system located approximately 60 million light-years from Earth in the constellation Ursa Major, presents a tranquil appearance in recent images captured by the Hubble Space Telescope. But beneath its calm exterior lies evidence of a dramatic event that unfolded more than two decades ago. The Hubble image, takenContinue reading "Big Dipper supernova seen by Hubble Space Telescope is violence in a nearby galaxy…
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