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 | Hubble Spies Most Distant Supernova Ever Seen Using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, astronomers pinpointed a blaze of light from the farthest supernova ever seen, a dying star that exploded 10 billion years ago. Photo Platform: Hubble Space Telescope
Date Released: April 2, 2001 small - medium - download large |
 | Chandra links pulsar to historic supernova New evidence from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory suggests a known pulsar
is the present-day counterpart to a supernova that exploded in 386 AD, as
witnessed by Chinese astronomers. If confirmed, this will be only the
second pulsar to be clearly associated with a historic event. Photo Platform: Chandra
Date Released: January 10, 2001 small - medium - download large |
 | Hubble Finds Mysterious Ring Structure Around Super Nova 1987A This striking NASA Hubble Space Telescope picture shows three rings of glowing gas encircling the site of supernova
1987A, a star which exploded in February 1987. Photo Platform: Hubble
Date Released: May 19, 1994 small - medium - download large |
 | Hubble Observes the Supernova in the Whirlpool Galaxy NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has returned the most detailed images ever of supernova 1994I which is in the "Whirlpool
Galaxy" (M51) located 20 million light-years away in the constellation Canes Venatici. Photo Platform: Hubble
Date Released: May 20, 1994 small - medium - download large |
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