Nigga, grabbed all those! ThanQ!
In August 1181, astronomers in China and Japan witnessed a bright "guest star" in the night sky that we now know to have been a supernova—one of just a handful of recorded supernovae in our Milky Way that were visible to the naked eye. It shone brightly for a full six months before it disappeared.
https://arstechnica.com/science/2021/09/study-hottest-star-in-the-milky-way-is-likely-remnant-of-ancient-supernova/
Note: we have a micronova of our sun in the next 20 years
Company called plug power is next to my office and that’s what they do
‘Member when their stock went from Pennie’s to $134/share?