Scientists’ First Glimpse Inside a Supernova
April 2, 2015
Dartmouth astronomer Robert Fesen and Dan Milisavljevic, a former student of his, have peered inside the remains of a massive star that exploded 340 years ago, discovering new evide
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Dartmouth astronomer Robert Fesen and Dan Milisavljevic, a former student of his, have peered inside the remains of a massive star that exploded 340 years ago, discovering new evide
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