Radioactive Bubbles May Have Punched Holes in Supernova's Heart

Thursday, January 29, 2015 - 14:40 in Astronomy & Space

Bubbles of radioactive metal may have punched holes in the heart of Cassiopeia A, a nearby supernova, according to new observations. Studying the bubbly interior could help scientists understand why supernovas pop their corks in the first place, and what

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