Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 02:57pm on 29 Mar 2024,Friday Science
NASA unveils a composite image of a supernova explosion from 1181 AD, now known as Pa 30 nebula. The discovery, challenging scientists for centuries, sheds light on sub-luminous Type lax supernovae. Combining data from various sources, researchers capture the remnant's beauty and complexity. At its core lies a "zombie star," offering insights into stellar evolution and cosmic explosions. Managed by Chandra X-ray Center, this research deepens our understanding of the universe. The image not only dazzles but also offers a glimpse into ancient skies, reminding us of the ever-changing nature of the cosmos.
