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Official NASA: The Glow Of A Classic Supernova Will Soon Emerge!
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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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