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| | | Re: new supernova in the 'Plough' Me too!! | 
10-09-2011, 06:12 PM
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| | | Re: new supernova in the 'Plough' The cloud cover in Cheshire has been very unhelpful, how long will it be possible to see the Super nova from here?
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| | | Re: new supernova in the 'Plough' Quote:
Originally Posted by Littlesparrow The cloud cover in Cheshire has been very unhelpful, how long will it be possible to see the Super nova from here? | The supernova in M101 has reach its peak at mag 10 and now on very slow decline so best to find it now via large binos or small 'scope. My pics from this week below of SNs in both M101 [bright one!] and nearby M51 [now faint and fading] 
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18-09-2011, 08:44 AM
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| | | Re: new supernova in the 'Plough' Quote:
Originally Posted by nytecam What's more remarkable is the M51 supernova first seen late May/ June is 23MLY away whilst the current M101 supernova is 21MLY away so although both supernovae seen within a few degrees of each other in the sky within weeks of each other the two events occured 2 million years apart
The two million years is approximately the time humans have existed on earth and evolved from our simian cousins ! | That is just mindblowing!! Thank you for pointing snippets like that out, I love the immensity of it all. | 
04-10-2011, 08:57 AM
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| | | Re: new supernova in the 'Plough' Light pollution has restricted my viewing of the plough.But like the information that comes with the pics.Milky way has been observed for 5 nights during the recent clear spell.
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