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22-May-2008, 08:52 AM

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Birth cry of a supernova

See Phil's blog

See also the BBC News website

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Astronomers have been able to capture and record the first moments when a massive star blows itself apart.

After decades of searching, researchers have used the world's top telescopes to observe the remarkable event.

Previously, scientists had only been able to study these "supernovas" several days after the event.

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