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1.Dina

2.Thet Hmue Khin

3.Shealyn

4.Thimothy

I.(a) Universe is too young to experience a lot of supernovae.

(b) Stars just live wayyyy...too long.

2. IC 1776 in Pisces, 150 million lightyears away.

3. Our supernova is one of the oldest.

4. Probably 10 or 11km in radius

5. I learnt that black holes are a puncture in space time.

6. Timothy- I liked blackholes because there is still much mystery behind them.

Dinah - I liked black holes and learning about how gravity can be so strong that it pulls objects into them

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There's no supernova remnant constellation in Cancer so we chose The Crab Nebula in Taurus. It is about 6,523 light years away from Earth. It can be spotted through a small telescope and is best located in January.

Crab nebula is somewhere in the middle in terms of age. Average neutron star radius is about 12000km is our guess.

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alysia & kyawt

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polar opposites (taurus + aries) Andrea L, Daniel N, Angelica 

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polar opposites (taurus + aries) Andrea L, Daniel N, Angelica 

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This is the jellyfish supernova in the constellation Gemini. It is 5000 LY away from earth and 70 LY in size. Scientists cannot pinpoint the exact age, some think it is 30,000 years old and others think it is 3,000. The jellyfish nova is on the younger side compared to others.

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1. One reason that there were only 11 supernovae recorded before the year 1900 is that there are only a few supernovae(?) that occur per century. Another factor to consider is that telescopes were not as good as they are now.

2. The average neutron star radius might be about the size of new york city, so 1,223 KM?

3. I found the black hole vs wormhole interesting

Group Names: Campbell Miller, Juan Garcia, Kavin K

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- gabriellle Rebalde, liang tan, hardavid singh, mladen m