what hasa  been happening   with star m100?
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There was a supernova discovered recently in the galaxy M100. It is being labeled Supernova 2006X.\n\nThis is a discovery picture, I think the line is supposed to point to the Supernova:\nhttp://www.rochesterastronomy.org/sn2006/n4321s1.jpg
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Call newschannel 3, I bet they would look into it.  Royal Norman may even already have an answer.  I have not seen them, though I live very close to you.  I'll have to keep my eye on the SE sky.  Do they occur at a certain time, or various times?  Are they low to the horizon?
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I belive they have updated.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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the last I heard it was about 4300, it may be more now. NASA better update their data
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Though Tom Cruise's reps are heartily denying it now.  The story is that the idiot TC threatened to ban promotion of the upcoming Mission Impossible 3 if the episode wasn't pulled.  As Viacom owns Comedy Network, the pressure was on and Comedy Network caved.  It seems funny to me that the first time the episode aired, no one said a thing.  Now there is a huge uproar and Isaac Hayes quits.  I've lost a lot more respect for him now.
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I just went to astro.com and it was great. It gave me several different reports or charts.  Try it, you'll probably get the information you're looking for.
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It is due to the earth's orbit around the sun. At night, we are looking in different directions over the course of a year. The stars stay in the same positions over long periods of time.
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No dude.  That's way out of date.  The new one is the Black Hawk, awesome.
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Haven't noticed any real problems lately.  Had a hard time keeping MSN and ICQ connected a few weeks ago...but Yahoo's never been a problem.\n\nI didn't see anything on their forum either.
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Hey i couldnt find the exact date man, may be they have not released the circular for the same.\n\nI 'am giving you the link below.
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I've not heard of this, but the biggest explosion since Big Bang? Sounds very exaggurated in my opinion. There was however an article about a large star exploding and turning into a black hole that was observed.\n\nThe last link I think talks about your event. The middle one is just interesting if you wonder about them in general.
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How astronomers come up with the timetable I don't know. It isn't as if we can watch the lifecycle of a single star, to see if we are right!\n\nBut..\n\nOur sun (Sol) is considered a  young star. Antares, a red supergiant, has burned up most of its original fuel, and has started converting energy in a different way, hence it's larger size and changed color. Technically, Antares is "older" than Sol.\n\nOf course, if you ask it, it may tell you it isn't a day over 29...
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maybe i am missing something but shouldnt you be contacting eagle star
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http://www.seds.org/messier/m/m031.html
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This was due to an earlier fault which has been rectified by now\nYou may read more about it here>>>\nhttp://blog.360.yahoo.com/y_answrs_team
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They have been shut down. To find out why see this thread at the former taps 18 board.\n\nhttp://www.taps18.com/index.php?topic=39891.0
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look at the star on the left