Hubble Telescope captures explosion of star over 11 billion years ago
Supernova - Wikipedia
New Night Sky Supernova: How to See It in Telescopes | Space
Supernova 1987a | ESA/Hubble
He Took a Picture of a Supernova While Setting Up His New Camera - The New York Times
Supernova explosion that ripped star apart 11.5 billion years ago detected by Hubble telescope - ABC News
Hubble Space Telescope - #Supernova , #Nebula
Hubble Finds Supernova Star System Linked to Potential “Zombie Star” | Time
Supernova forensics: Eight years later, an explosion far out in space is still revealing secrets about the lives of stars | University of Chicago News
Supernova Stellar Explosion observation by Webb, Hubble and ESO's telescopes - YouTube
Supernova in M82 Passes Its Peak - Sky & Telescope - Sky & Telescope
Hubble Space Telescope Resolves Gaseous Ring Around Supernova
James Webb discovered the first supernova
Astronomy Without A Telescope - Alchemy By Supernova - Universe Today
A New Type of Supernova Illuminates an Old One | NAOJ: National Astronomical Observatory of Japan - English
James Webb detects its first supernova 3 billion light years from Earth | Daily Mail Online
Astronomers Watch a Supernova and See Reruns - The New York Times
Kepler telescope captures extraordinary observations of a star's death throes
Supernovae Light Up in M61 and NGC 3643 - Sky & Telescope - Sky & Telescope
James Webb Space Telescope detects a surprise supernova | Space
Quick Action Let Hubble Watch the Earliest Stages of an Unfolding Supernova Detonation - Universe Today
Revisiting the Super-Bright Supernova 1987A After 30 Years
11.05.2009 - Rapid supernova could be new class of exploding star
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Brightest 'supernova' ever found may actually be a black hole gobbling up a star - The Verge
Press Release - Supernovae are not spherical (or round) - Subaru dissects the interior of exploding stars - Subaru Telescope
