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This new movie of the supernova remnant Cassiopeia A was made by combining Chandra X-ray satellite observations taken in January 2000, February 2002, Febru...
Read more: http://www.newscientist.com/article/d... This new movie of the supernova remnant Cassiopeia A was made by combining Chandra X-ray satellite observations taken in January 2000, February 2002, February 2004 and December 2007. The debris is expanding more slowly than expected, probably because the energy of the explosion is being used to magnetically accelerate particles, turning them into cosmic rays (Courtesy of NASA/CXC/SAO/D Patnaude et al.)
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What you have here is an animation construxcted from four still frames taken over a 7 year period. The pictures are of X-Rays, shifted down into the visible color band by a computer. It depicts the super-hot gasses of the explosion expanding into the space around the former star. The supernova appeared on Earth in 1667, and was possibly observed only by John Flamsteed, who thought it was a normal star. It is about 10,000 ly away.
th universe changes in so many ways that even the best of our abilaties will not come close to some answers .......science can proove all but at the moment it can only proove so much..and this i beleive to be real ...there are suns out there that will do this and i recon this one has but science is the key and the answer
are they trying to say this is actual telescopic video or a recreation? becasue the graphics look like the video "new animation lets you fly through a super nova".....probably animation base on data.... who knows?
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