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The Most Important Explosion in History - Supernova 1987A

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Explore the significance of the 1987 supernova in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a rare event visible to the naked eye after nearly four centuries. Discover how this violent explosion of a blue supergiant star continues to provide valuable insights for astronomers decades later. Learn about the historical context of supernova observations, the importance of technological advancements like the telescope, and the ongoing research surrounding this cosmic event. Gain a deeper understanding of stellar evolution, explosive phenomena in space, and the scientific process of unraveling cosmic mysteries through this engaging 11-minute video hosted by SciShow.

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The Most Important Explosion in History


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