Beautiful supernovae - In the night sky: Stars (6/6)
August 20, 2015
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Beautiful Supernovae - In the night sky: Stars (6/6)
Supernovae are so bright that they can outshine a galaxy! However they only shine this brightly for a few days or weeks, before fading away, leaving beautiful remnants. But what do the stars look like as they go through all these nuclear reactions?
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