Caught in the act: Astronomers find a rare supernova 'impostor' in a nearby galaxy Post a Comment University of Washington astronomers have identified a rare type of supernova 'impostor' in a nearby galaxy, with implications for how scientists look at the short, complex lives of massive stars. Baca JugaPrototype fuel gauge for orbitStellar flares can lead to diminishment of a planet's habitabilityHistory of temperature changes in the Universe revealed Read More Share : You may like these posts :Detecting cosmic rays from a galaxy far, far awayHope to discover sure signs of life on Mars? New research says look for the element vanadiumBright sparksSir David Attenborough on his hunt for the Kimodo Dragon Post a Comment for "Caught in the act: Astronomers find a rare supernova 'impostor' in a nearby galaxy"
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