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Marduk

February 19, 2005 10:00AM

Registered: 19 years ago
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Reminds me of the question bill bryson asked about how much notice we'd get if a nearby star went nova.
it would take a few weeks for the image of the dead star to reach earth.
which would have been vaporised some time earlier

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Subject	Author	Posted
Distant explosion breaks brightness records	Katherine Reece	February 18, 2005 02:17PM
Re: Distant explosion breaks brightness records	Marduk	February 19, 2005 10:00AM
Re: Distant explosion breaks brightness records	Ritva Kurittu	February 19, 2005 10:17AM
Re: Distant explosion breaks brightness records	Marduk	February 19, 2005 03:27PM
Re: Distant explosion breaks brightness records	Ritva Kurittu	February 19, 2005 03:40PM
Re: Distant explosion breaks brightness records	lobo-hotei	February 19, 2005 03:45PM
Re: Distant explosion breaks brightness records	Ritva Kurittu	February 19, 2005 05:37PM
Re: Distant explosion breaks brightness records	Starr Jones is the real Supernova	February 20, 2005 07:51AM

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