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- SN_1006 abstract "SN 1006 was a supernova, widely seen on Earth beginning in the year 1006; the Earth was about 7,200 light-years away from the supernova. It was the brightest apparent magnitude stellar event in recorded history, reaching an estimated −7.5 visual magnitude (over ten times as bright as Venus). First appearing in the constellation of Lupus between April 30 and May 1, 1006, this "guest star" was described by observers in China, Japan, Iraq, Egypt, and Europe, and possibly recorded in North American petroglyphs.".
- SN_1006 thumbnail SN_1006.jpg?width=300.
- SN_1006 wikiPageExternalLink ap080704.html.
- SN_1006 wikiPageExternalLink ap030317.html.
- SN_1006 wikiPageExternalLink sn1006.
- SN_1006 wikiPageExternalLink 3422486.html?page=1&c=y,.
- SN_1006 wikiPageExternalLink rock-art-records-an-ancient-blast.
- SN_1006 wikiPageExternalLink SN1006.ppt.
- SN_1006 wikiPageExternalLink snrs.G327.6+14.6.html.
- SN_1006 wikiPageExternalLink pr0304.html.
- SN_1006 wikiPageExternalLink the.scholar.s.supernova.htm.
- SN_1006 wikiPageExternalLink 060605_rock_art.html.
- SN_1006 wikiPageExternalLink 049.html.
- SN_1006 wikiPageExternalLink ancient-rock-art-may-depict-exploding.html.
- SN_1006 wikiPageID "1501313".
- SN_1006 wikiPageRevisionID "606635424".
- SN_1006 bV "Japanese observers describe as blue-white at visible spectrum".
- SN_1006 caption "SN 1006 supernova remnant".
- SN_1006 constellation Lupus_(constellation).
- SN_1006 dec "−41° 57′".
- SN_1006 discovery "1006-05-01".
- SN_1006 epoch "?".
- SN_1006 gal "G.327.6+14.6".
- SN_1006 hasPhotoCollection SN_1006.
- SN_1006 host Milky_Way.
- SN_1006 magV "−7.5".
- SN_1006 name "SN 1006".
- SN_1006 notes "Brightest supernova in recorded history, and therefore most described of the pretelescopic era".
- SN_1006 progenitor "Unknown".
- SN_1006 progenitorType "Unknown".
- SN_1006 ra "54128.0".
- SN_1006 snrtype "Shell".
- SN_1006 type Type_Ia_supernova.
- SN_1006 subject Category:1006.
- SN_1006 subject Category:11th_century_in_science.
- SN_1006 subject Category:Lupus_(constellation).
- SN_1006 subject Category:Objects_within_10_kly_of_Earth.
- SN_1006 subject Category:Supernova_remnants.
- SN_1006 comment "SN 1006 was a supernova, widely seen on Earth beginning in the year 1006; the Earth was about 7,200 light-years away from the supernova. It was the brightest apparent magnitude stellar event in recorded history, reaching an estimated −7.5 visual magnitude (over ten times as bright as Venus).".
- SN_1006 label "SN 1006".
- SN_1006 label "SN 1006".
- SN_1006 label "SN 1006".
- SN_1006 label "SN 1006".
- SN_1006 label "SN 1006".
- SN_1006 label "SN 1006".
- SN_1006 label "SN 1006".
- SN_1006 label "SN 1006".
- SN_1006 label "SN 1006".
- SN_1006 label "SN 1006".
- SN_1006 label "Supernova 1006".
- SN_1006 label "م أ 1006".
- SN_1006 sameAs Supernova_1006.
- SN_1006 sameAs Supernova_1006.
- SN_1006 sameAs SN_1006.
- SN_1006 sameAs SN_1006.
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- SN_1006 sameAs SN_1006.
- SN_1006 sameAs m.0569qq.
- SN_1006 sameAs Q934700.
- SN_1006 sameAs Q934700.
- SN_1006 wasDerivedFrom SN_1006?oldid=606635424.
- SN_1006 depiction SN_1006.jpg.
- SN_1006 isPrimaryTopicOf SN_1006.
