Cassiopeia A @stevebd1
Cassiopeia A  @stevebd1
Uploaded April 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Date- 3rd Apr 12 Source- http://chandra.harvard.edu/resources/podcasts/

'Over three hundred years ago, a very large star ran out of fuel and collapsed. This event created an explosion, known as a supernova, which then produced an expanding field of debris.'
Cassiopeia AThrowing out the textbook: salt surprises chemistsPhoenix ClusterInterview to prof. Peter Higgs about the latest results on the searches for the Higgs bosonChandra: Listening to LightGeochemical process on Saturn’s moon linked to life’s originMars Ancient OceanPlanet like object may have spent its youth as hot as a starCern: The LHC- a stronger machineHubble Discovers a Fifth Moon Orbiting PlutoBefore the Flare: AR1520 and Shimmering Coronal LoopsSuperconductors - super magnetic confinement
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