NASA - Hubble Solves Mystery on Source of Supernova in Nearby Galaxy
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Asymmetrical galaxy, which was host to a supernova explosion, captured by NASA's Hubble Telescope | See pics here
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Supernova remnant menagerie | ESA/Hubble
The Hubble telescope caught a supernova outshining every star in its galaxy | Engadget
In Photos: Hubble Captures Echoes Of Violent Supernova 'Fireworks' That Lit-Up Night Sky In The Third Century
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Brightest 'supernova' ever found may actually be a black hole gobbling up a star - The Verge
Hubble Monitors Supernova In Nearby Galaxy M82
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27 best Hubble images on its 27th birthday | Astronomy.com
Hubble captures 30th anniversary image of famous supernova
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