Found: A Super-Bright ‘Zombie Star’ Last Seen 842 Years Ago - Forbes
The explosive remains of the collision of two dying stars last seen in the year 1181 have been identified as a nebula in the constellation Cassiopeia.
The unusual fireworks-like structure of nebula Pa 30 may result from the merger of two dying stars. ... [+]
Robert Fesen
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