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Oct 25, 2011 by News Hunter
This image combines data from four different space telescopes to create a whole multi-wavelength of the remainder of the first documented example of a supernova, called RCW 86. The Chinese in 185 AD witnessed the event, documentation of a "guest star", which have been mysteriously in eight months.
This enabled the explosion of the star to travel much farther and faster than expected, researchers said. Now, for the supernova's infrared Spitzer Space Telescope infrared and far-reaching Explorer (WISE), reveal that the explosion detonated stars in a region of space that was relatively free of dust and gas.
"Now, with observers in the space that extends to our senses, we can appreciate the physics behind the great agony of this star, always in awe of the cosmos, ancient astronomers .." "Modern Astronomers unveiled a secret of two ancient cosmic mystery only to reveal another," said Bill Danchi, and the Spitzer program scientist at WISE, NASA's Washington, DC
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