In a bout of rather fantastic luck, Swift has managed to directly observe the initial x-ray flash of a supernova located in a distant galaxy . Usually by the time supernovae have been located they're already hours old, so this is one of those opportunities to get some new science done.
Bad Astronomy has a very well written page on it. Go, read, and enjoy!
Wednesday, 21 May 2008
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