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Official NASA: The Glow Of A Classic Supernova Will Soon Emerge!
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[quote:Isis One:MV8yMjI3ODcwXzM3Nzg2Mzk1X0M2OENFNUIx] [quote:ANHEDONIC:MV8yMjI3ODcwXzM3Nzc5MTczXzY4REIzRUUz] [quote:Damrod:MV8yMjI3ODcwXzM3Nzc4ODY5XzI2NzhCQTU2] Meh....you all should watch this crazy movie from John Carpenter from back in the middle 80's...it's called "Prince of Darkness"...the "awakening" begins with the light of a super nova reaching earth...and then shit just starts to fall apart... It's a pretty cheesy movie by today's standards but there are some redeeming qualities. Once you sit back, let go of it's age and just get into the story...you will never look at a mirror the same way again....enjoy. If you like a good story and can look past age or special effects...this is a good one. [/quote] You may enjoy reading some of these write-ups on Supernova 1987A: http://hiddenmeanings.com/#SEVENTEEN ([b]scroll down a bit after the link loads[/b]) [/quote] Hi A!, that's my favorite little supernova! [/quote]
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The NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day 05/08/2013 shows the Supernova and says: "as there is a possibility that the glow of a classic supernova
will soon emerge
."
Namely between the 10th and the 12th of May 2013 ...
[
link to gcn.gsfc.nasa.gov
]
Explanation: A tremendous explosion has occurred in the nearby universe and major telescopes across Earth and space are investigating. Dubbed GRB 130427A, the gamma-ray burst was first seen by the Earth-orbiting Swift satellite in high energy X-rays and quickly reported down to Earth. Within three minutes, the half-meter ISON telescope in New Mexico found the blast in visible light, noted its extreme brightness, and relayed more exact coordinates.
[
link to apod.nasa.gov
]
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