This page is dedicated to all the Amateur Astronomers who sit outside in the cold dark of late nights, in all seasons, to pursue electronic images of extra galactic supernovae from the far reaches of deep space. We are the ones who really see
into the history of the far distant past of our Universe. This image of the NGC 4005 Galaxy Group in LEO, shows the death of a star in member galaxy NGC 3987, from a time long long ago, in a galaxy, far far away.
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The ST9E CCD image, to the left, of SN2000ck in IC-4355 is a repeat of the one above taken the previous evening. This repeat image was taken at f/10 vice f/7, in order to reduce the field of view and improve resolution, for this very small and remote galaxy. |
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