SN 1181

Chinese Supernova Seen 900 Years Ago Finally Solved! How Did it Go?

Medicine & Technology Sep 17, 2021

A 900-year-old riddle regarding the origins of a supernova has been answered by astronomers. It was originally observed above China in 1181, and it was as brilliant as Saturn for six months.

SN 1181

Chinese Supernova Seen 900 Years Ago Finally Solved! How Did it Go?

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