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November 14th 11, 10:34 PM
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The mystery of the supernova that happened outside of any galaxy
I remember reading about this event a couple of years back. Looks like
they are finally starting to come up with credible theories about what it really could have been. Here they talk about it being a supernova in a Low-Surface-Brightness galaxy. Yousuf Khan Astronomy Without A Telescope – Orphan Supernovae? http://www.universetoday.com/90903/a...an-supernovae/ 
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