Something New in the Sky! In 1670, some of the greatest astronomers of the time were stargazing. While staring up at the dark night sky from their homes all over the world, they were startled to witness a bright point o

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Date: 2015-03-25 13:18:11 Astrophysics Matter Supernovae Star types Nova Supernova White dwarf Star Astronomy Stellar evolution Light sources		Something New in the Sky! In 1670, some of the greatest astronomers of the time were stargazing. While staring up at the dark night sky from their homes all over the world, they were startled to witness a bright point o Add to Reading List Source URL: nl.unawe.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 962,28 KB Share Document on Facebook

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