5 breathtaking images of supernova captured by NASA Hubble Space Telescope
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Check out these 5 never seen supernova images captured by NASA Hubble Space Telescope
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Supernovas are star explosions that are so massive and bright that they outshine galaxies. It also creates a massive shock wave in the space.
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As of now, supernovas do not pose any harm to Earth as experts suggest that they have to be 75 light years closer to the Earth to leave an impact.
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Here are 5 shocking supernova images captured by NASA Hubble Space Telescope.
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This image showcases galaxy LEDA 857074 along with a supernova, named SN 2022ADQZ on the right side.
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This image by Hubble Space Telescope captures supernova remnant 1E 0102.2-7219, scientists suggest that the explosion took over 1700 years ago.
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This is a supernova remnant called SNR 0509-67.5 which is spread across 23 light-years and is expanding at a speed of 5000 kilometers per second
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It is a rare type of supernova called SN 1993J. It's unique because two interacting stars caused a massive shock wave during the explosion.
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This image captured three supernovas in the giant galaxy cluster MACS J0138.
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