The announcement NASA had scheduled for today at 1 p.m. EDT was about a very important Super Nova discovered that will help science ... by raising even more questions.
The supernova found in our galaxy (named G1.9+0.3) is the youngest to be observed, something that will eventually help in seeing how super novae are formed. What we observe is the expanding remnants from the supernova blast and is calculated to be about 140 years old.
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The NASA News Audio Live Streaming was interesting and funny as during the questions you could hear bizarre queries about the "moon??" and something for China, a "fuck" was also heard and one of the speakers commented something about "loonies"... anyhow one more baby step in understanding the cosmos.
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The NASA News Audio Live Streaming was interesting and funny as during the questions you could hear bizarre queries about the "moon??" and something for China, a "fuck" was also heard and one of the speakers commented something about "loonies"... anyhow one more baby step in understanding the cosmos.
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