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Life in the Universe : Where is it; Will it be intelligent; Can we Communicate; Can we meet?

Jan 2, 2020 Jim Franklin

Humans have pondered these questions about the Universe, to one degree or another, for at least several hundred years, perhaps thousands of years, yet despite the advances in society, science…

Black Holes Supernova

Black Holes – The end of Space-Time Jim, but only as we know it!

Jan 2, 2020 Jim Franklin

Black holes are some of the most enigmatic but fascinating objects in the Universe. They appear to be the final chapter in the life of massive stars, packing material in…

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Supernova Classifications

Dec 31, 2019 Jim Franklin

The story of Betelgeuse has kicked things off, so it seems appropriate to discuss Supernova. I am sure if I asked the question; “What is a Supernova“ Most would answer…

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The Most likely Naked Eye Supernova

Dec 31, 2019 Jim Franklin

ETA Carina. (10h 45m 03.591s / −59° 41′ 04.26″) It is believed that before Western Sailors ventured south enough to see Eta Carina, once called Eta Argus, that is was…

Supernova Supernova Candidates

Betelgeuse, and the story of a Supernova

Dec 31, 2019 Jim Franklin

There has been quite a bit of discussion of late regarding the dimming of the star α Orionis (Alpha Orionis) or commonly known as Betelgeuse. Betelgeuse is a semi-regular variable Supergiant Star…

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