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New image captures a supernova first observed in the year 185

Summary by Live Science

The National Science Foundation zooms in on the tattered scraps of SN 185, which appeared over our planet 1,800 years ago and was the first supernova ever recorded in Earth's skies.

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CTV News

New image captures a supernova first observed in the year 185

A new telescope image has shed light on the ghostly remains of the first recorded supernova.

1 year ago·Canada

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CNN

New image captures a supernova first observed in the year 185

The glowing remains of a supernova that appeared in the night sky in the year 185 have been captured in a new telescope image.

1 year ago·Atlanta, United States

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KVIA

New image captures a supernova first observed in the year 185

By Ashley Strickland, CNN A new telescope image has shed light on the ghostly remains of the first recorded supernova. More than 1,800 years ago, in the year 185, Chinese astronomers recorded what they called a “guest star” after a bright new light appeared in the night sky. This brightness resulted when a star exploded

1 year ago·Panama City, United States

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T24

The image of the first documented supernova recorded

1 year ago·Türkiye

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Phys.org

Resurrected supernova provides missing link between two types

Astronomers have discovered a supernova exhibiting unprecedented rebrightening at millimeter wavelengths, providing an intermediate case between two types of supernovae: those of solitary stars and those in close-binary systems.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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