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The star that exploded in 1181 left gas knots 10 times wider than Neptune’s orbit
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The star that exploded in 1181 left gas knots 10 times wider than Neptune’s orbit
Gemini North has resolved the firework-shaped wreck of a supernova recorded by Chinese, Japanese and Arabic sky-watchers into chains of strikingly uniform gas knots, and found that the half-destroyed star at its center has barely moved.
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