Science Results - The Most Distant and Ancient Supernovae in the Young Universe
3 Oct 2011, 19:00 UTC
A team of Japanese, Israeli, and U.S. astronomers has used the Subaru Telescope to assemble the largest sample ever found of the most distant exploding stars called supernovae, which emitted their light about ten billion years ago, long before the Earth was formed.
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