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Students find a new supernova in M82

By Martin Posted 23 Jan 2014 — 0 Comment ↓
The supernova in M 82

Students and staff of the University of London Observatory detected on 21 January a supernova that had remained undetected during about a week (http://www.ucl.ac.uk/maps-faculty/maps-news-publication/maps1405). The supernova was confirmed by other astronomers at observatories as a type Ia supernova caused by Continue reading →

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