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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2012 · 4 MIN

ScienceCast 65: Why Won't the Supernova Explode?

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A question has been troubling astronomers: Why won't the supernova explode? NASA has launched a new observatory named "NuSTAR" to seek out the missing physics of exploding stars.

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A question has been troubling astronomers: Why won't the supernova explode? NASA has launched a new observatory named "NuSTAR" to seek out the missing physics of exploding stars.

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A question has been troubling astronomers: Why won't the supernova explode? NASA has launched a new observatory named "NuSTAR" to seek out the missing physics of exploding stars.

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