Late-Time Optical and X-Ray Emission Evolution of the Oxygen-Rich SN 1996cr
Daniel Patnaude et al 2025 ApJ 980 82 Observations of a supernova taken 18 and 22 years after the explosion was initially detected suggest that the supernova’s forward shock has broken through any…
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