Dzień: 27 czerwca 2007

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2 supernowe w galaktyce MCG +05-43-16

Dwie supernowe w jednej galaktyce!

Posted on 27 czerwca 2007 by Ariel Majcher 7k odsłon

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Od kilku tygodni w galaktyce MCG +05-43-16 w Herkulesie widoczne są dwie supernowe!

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Nowe odkrycia słabych obiektów

Posted on 27 czerwca 2007 by Maciej Sznajder 5k odsłon

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