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Astronomers identify remnants of supernova related to Jellyfish Nebula

Astronomers have found remnants of two supernovae that are thought to be related to the Jellyfish Nebula. This finding contributes to the knowledge of stellar evolution.

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Astronomers have found remnants of two supernovae that are thought to be related to the Jellyfish Nebula. This finding contributes to the knowledge of stellar evolution.

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Scientists discover remnants of Jellyfish Nebula’s ‘sibling’ supernova

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Astronomers identify remnants of supernova related to Jellyfish Nebula