http://alienskysforum.forumotion.com/supernova-f28/-t1.htm Tue, 09 Jun 2009 19:47:23 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/m/logo2.gif http://alienskysforum.forumotion.com/supernova-f28/-t1.htm http://alienskysforum.forumotion.com/supernova-f28/supernova-remnant-is-an-unusual-suspect-t27.htm Admin A new image from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory shows a supernova remnant with a different look. This object, known as SNR 0104-72.3 (SNR 0104 for short), is in the Small Magellanic Cloud, a small neighboring galaxy to the Milky Way. http://www.alienskys.com/2009/Supernova_Remnant_is_an_Unusual_Suspect_2638.html SUPERNOVA Tue, 09 Jun 2009 19:47:23 GMT http://alienskysforum.forumotion.com/supernova-f28/supernova-remnant-is-an-unusual-suspect-t27.htm#27 http://alienskysforum.forumotion.com/supernova-f28/supernova-remnant-is-an-unusual-suspect-t27.htm http://alienskysforum.forumotion.com/supernova-f28/dim-supernova-sheds-light-on-gamma-ray-bursts-t16.htm Admin Stars of more than eight solar masses normally end their lives in tremendous explosions known as supernovae. The exploding star then shines as brightly as billions of stars together. http://www.alienskys.com/2009/Dim_Supernova_sheds_light_on_Gamma_Ray_Bursts_2627.html SUPERNOVA Thu, 04 Jun 2009 19:44:40 GMT http://alienskysforum.forumotion.com/supernova-f28/dim-supernova-sheds-light-on-gamma-ray-bursts-t16.htm#16 http://alienskysforum.forumotion.com/supernova-f28/dim-supernova-sheds-light-on-gamma-ray-bursts-t16.htm