Scientists may soon be able to predict supernovas before they occur


By Sarah Rich, The Space Reporter
Sunday, February 10, 2013

Scientists may soon be able to predict supernovas before they occur

While scientists have observed many supernovas, what occurs immediately before these massive stellar explosions has remained a relative mystery. It's rare for scientists to observe the death throes of stars. However, recently astronomers observed a star 37 days before it exploded in a massive supernova... To continue reading, subscribe to The Space Reporter today.

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