Time travel with NASA's Supernova Sunday bonanza

Time travel with NASA's Supernova Sunday bonanza

India Today Online  February 3, 2014 | UPDATED 10:33 IST
 
On Sunday, February 2, 104, NASA set off a chain reaction of awesomeness when they kicked off the Super Bowl with their own version of Super Sunday. As the Super Bowl began, NASA tweeted a picture of the oldest recorded supernova from 2,000 years ago.
NASA then kept up the pace the entire day, tweeting pictures of cosmic explosions and the heavens for at least seven hours.
#SupernovaSunday was maybe launched to coincide with NASA's new project where normal people help search space and the stars for signs of baby solar systems forming in the universe. By going through the Disk Detective website, anyone with any level of scientific expertise (or none at all) can gain access to the Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer or NASA's satellite telescope called "WISE."


 
@NASA
Sunday? For us, it’s ! Today, we’ll post info & images on the stellar explosions.
 
 
 
Crab feast on this ! The Crab Nebula is one of the most famous "star wrecks."  
 
  
In honor of the Half Time Show & @BrunoMars… well, here’s Mars.  
 

Scoreboard not lighting up? Here's an artist's pic of the brightest supernova ever recorded  


Space ball? These remnants looks like a hand gripping a football. http://go.nasa.gov/1jOGDVY 

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