Chapter 20: Problem 66
Search the World Wide Web for information about SN 1994I, a supernova that occurred in the galaxy M.51 (NGC 5194). Why was this supernova unusual? Was it bright enough to have been seen by amateur astronomers?
Chapter 20: Problem 66
Search the World Wide Web for information about SN 1994I, a supernova that occurred in the galaxy M.51 (NGC 5194). Why was this supernova unusual? Was it bright enough to have been seen by amateur astronomers?
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