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Date: 2009-03-19 10:42:28
Astrophysics
Supernovae
Taurus constellation
Light sources
Stellar evolution
Supernova
Crab Nebula
SN
Type Ia supernova
Astronomy
Space
Supernova remnants

Blasts from the Past: Historic Supernovas[removed]

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