type la supernova

Exploded Supernova 970 Million Years Ago Found By Volunteers From ANU Event

Medicine & Technology May 28, 2017

An exploded type la supernova was discovered by volunteers an event by the Australian National University. The said supernova has a distance of 970 million light-years or existed during the time of dinosaurs on Earth.

type la supernova

Exploded Supernova 970 Million Years Ago Found By Volunteers From ANU Event

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