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Supernova
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- Kaboom! New Type of Cosmic Explosion Found. - George Dvorsky, io9
- Ancient Supernova in Earth's Fossil Record? - Alexandra Witze, Nature
- Will Humans Get to See a Supernova in the Sky? - Matt Francis, Ars Tech
- New Type of Supernova Discovered - Carnegie Institution for Science
- Fermi Proves Supernova Remnants Produce Cosmic Rays - NASA
- Bright Supernovae May Break Chandrasekhar Limit - Tim Wogan, PW
- Supernova: Small Outburst Precedes the Blast - Weizmann Instit. of Sci.
- Where Do Type Ia Supernovae Come From? - Ethan Siegel, ScienceBlogs
- Farthest Supernova Is 12B Light-Years Away - Ken Croswell, Science Now
- Was Kepler's Supernova Unusually Powerful? - Chandra X-Ray Observ.
- Where Will We All Be in 100 Billion Years? - Ethan Siegel, ScienceBlogs
- The Cranky But Remarkable Mr. Zwicky - Mark Egdall, Decoded Science
- One Supernova, Two Different Explanations - Harvard University
- White Dwarf Mergers Linked to Supernovae - Matthew Francis, Ars Tech.
- Giant Star Could Explode Any Day Now - Michael Lemonick, Time
- 'Nanodiamonds' to Reveal Star Secrets? - Brian Jacobsmeyer, Inside Science
- Anticipating Our Galaxy's Next Supernova - Ethan Siegel, ScienceBlogs
- Keeping an Eye on 200 Million Objects in Universe - Univ. of Arizona
- Origin of Type Ia Supernovae Discovered - Louisiana State University
- Supernova Research Challenges 'Dark Flow' - Adam Mann, Ars Technica
- 2000-Year-Old Supernova Mystery Solved - Nick Collins, Telegraph
- 'Fried Egg Nebula' Is a Dying, Monster Star - University of Leeds
- Physics Nobel Prize: Universe's Expansion is Accelerating - BBC News
- Star's Violent Death Brings Life to Universe - Ethan Siegel, ScienceBlogs
- Big Dipper Supernova Dazzles Astronomers - Steve Gorman, Independent
- 'Zombie' Stars Key to Measuring Dark Energy - U. of Calif.-Santa Barbara
- 'Misbehaving' Supernovae Reveal Secrets - John Timmer, Ars Technica
- X-Ray 'Stripes' in Supernova May Explain Cosmic Rays - Science Daily
- Death of Betelgeuse Imminent, But Not in 2012 - FOX News
- Best Way to Measure Dark Energy Just Got Better - Harvard University
- Large Space Bubble Observed in Neighboring Galaxy - Science Daily
- New Binary Star Systems Might Merge and Explode - Harvard University
- Backyard Astronomer Finds Supernova - David McKittrick, Independent