Titlebook: Supernovae; and How to Observe T Martin Mobberley Book 2007 Springer-Verlag New York 2007 Galaxy.Star.astronomy.discovering supernovae.guid

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Supernovae in Our Neighborhoodthen even across a distance of 3,260 light-years it will have a magnitude of −9 (i.e., 100 times brighter than the planet Venus). A supernova within a few hundred light-years of the earth would turn night into day as it would shine brighter than the full moon, but with all of the light radiating from a point source.

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Supernova Photometry and Light Curvesluation if any doubts are cast on the original magnitude estimate. Despite these obvious advantages, though, it is amazing just how faint an experienced visual observer, like the U.K.’s Gary Poyner, can go. With a 35-cm Schmidt-Cassegrain, he can just detect stars as faint as magnitude 16.8.

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