Second Bright Supernova in Spiral Galaxy NGC 7331 in a Year
Second supernova in a year illuminates spiral galaxy NGC 7331 at 45 million light-years distance.
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Where is the supernova located?
In the spiral galaxy NGC 7331, 45 million light-years from Earth
How many supernovae have been observed in NGC 7331 this year?
Two
Can astrophotographers capture images of the supernova?
Yes, multiple images have been taken and shared by astrophotographers
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- Velocity & Diffusion: Coverage exploded across 5 distinct news outlets with 5 published articles, achieving a live velocity of 3.
- Primary Driver: Second supernova in a year illuminates spiral galaxy NGC 7331 at 45 million light-years distance.
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A supernova exploded in the spiral galaxy NGC 7331 45 million light-years from Earth. Astrophotographers are capturing images of the event, with one image showing the explosion in a deep field.
The event has been covered by multiple outlets, including Sky & Telescope and The Hindu, which highlighted the opportunity for astrophotographers to capture the supernova. Starlust.org shared an image taken by an astrophotographer featuring the supernova.
The galaxy NGC 7331 remains a subject of interest for astronomers and astrophotographers.
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Who reported it (5)
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A New Supernova in NGC 7331: You Can Photograph It TooDIY Photography · 2d ago
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Clicking a star’s death explosion from 45 million years agoThe Hindu · 2d ago
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Second Bright Supernova in Spiral Galaxy NGC 7331 in a YearSky & Telescope · 2d ago
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