For the past 30 years astronomers have been watching in minute detail the after-effects of a star’s spectacular death.
When a large star reaches the final moments of its life it disintegrates in a final massive explosion, and becomes a supernova – one of the brightest things in the observable universe.
Supernova 1987A (SN 1987A) was first observed in February, 1987. Located in the Large Magellanic Cloud, for the first few months its intensity was so bright it was estimated to shine with the power of 100 million suns.
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- Monica Victor TVF: Sorry
- Monica Victor TVF: OH CRAZY SHIT
- Crazy Goat: The Destroyer 007!!!
Idiot
- Christopher Rowe: its pronounced Ma-Jell-anic cloud.
- Treasonous Trump: That is what is heading our way and they've knew about it for 30+ years now not saying a word to anyone...
- Lindell J.: 6th
- Nancy Chasteen: Yeah, maybe- maybe not!
- a. banks.: Death made beautiful by a star.....
..... so very fascinating....
- Christopher Rowe: what are you bitching about?
- Indigo Child: Where time meets.
- Chip Cooper: With so many mispronounced words, I suggest you modify your text to speech algorithms to look up word pronunciations in a dictionary so it can speak them correctly; or create a specialized dictionary, or one that handles pronunciation with a few grammar rules on placement of verbs and adverbs, nouns and adjectives. Certainly in this day and age we could do a bit better.... I'm sure someone listens to these videos at least once before posting them online... at least do it manually.
Other than that, I've always liked the voice... but like a good book, when one can see the seams, it's breaks reality.
Historic Supernova Explosion Still Shines Bright After 30 Years |
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