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Astronomy, Radio Astronomy, supernova

Whittling Away At SN1987A

15 Nov , 2014 by Tammy Plotner

A team of Australian astronomers has been busy utilizing some of the world’s leading radio telescopes located in both Australia and Chile to carve away at the layered remains of a relatively new supernova. Designated as SN1987A, the 28 year-old stellar cataclysm came to Southern Hemisphere observer’s attention when it sprang into action at the […]

ALMA, ATCA, Large Magellanic Cloud, pulsar, Pulsar Wind Nebula, sn1987a

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