Animation showing the evolution of the supernova remnant over time until today's view.
Artist's illustration of how a supernova remnant is born. The animation starts with the progenitor of Tycho Brahe's supernova of the year 1572. Following a titanic thermonuclear blast, which has blown apart a white dwarf star, material is ejected into interstellar space at an incredibly high velocity of up to 30,000 kilometres per second or one tenth of the speed of light! Over the last 4 centuries the debris have expanded to a diameter of more than 20 light years. Million degree hot gas as well as heated dust particles are seen in an composite image of the remnant today, which has been obtained with the Chandra and Spitzer Space Telescopes and the Calar Alto observatory. This real image concludes the animation.
Credit and copyright:
Max-Planck-Institut für Astronomie
(Ors Hunor Detre, Oliver Krause)
http://www.mpia.de/IRSPACE/Tycho_release
Thumbs up for the contributions of Tycho Brahe.
nyboy76 1 month ago
wow
ticklewit 2 months ago
is this true video?
GAMMON6558 3 months ago
funny if aliens were like oh look a planet to invade.Wait did someone upgrade the ship cus we are gaining some good distance to the planet or is it coming to us.
Gr8rThenU 5 months ago
that was fascinating.
Hunbeautilous 6 months ago
Finally a supernovae video worth watching. Thanks for posting. Later, Rick.
popnstart 7 months ago
@AristYdes That's how we would see it if we were able to see it (not likely because it takes just milliseconds before it wipes off everything) However, if we were able to see it then we would see all those colors because our eyes adapted to those colors from the light spectrum.
Th3G4m3L0v3r 10 months ago
מה זה?
Yoniu7 1 year ago
The amazing facts is tycho brahe never used a telescope. Thei use instruments like a Armillarsphäre. He find also the comet from 1577
MorganOthelloLafay 1 year ago
Very good!
piespokladowy 1 year ago