- GK
****i (also
Nova ****i 1901) was a
bright nova first observed on
Earth in 1901. It was
discovered by
Thomas David Anderson, an
Edinburgh clergyman...
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progenitor stars via
light echos as
observed with the
spherical s**** of
Nova ****i 1901 or the
energies remaining in the
expanding bubbles like T Pyxidis...
- ****umed the
possibility of
expansion of the
bright ring (nebula)
around Nova ****i 1901 with a
velocity exceeding that of light." He continues: "The comparison...
- V392
****i, also
known as
Nova ****i 2018, is a
bright nova in the
constellation ****us
discovered on
April 29, 2018. It was
previously known as a dwarf...
-
light bubble around Nova ****i (1901).
Thought to be a nebula, the
visual appearance was
actually caused by
light from the
nova event reflected from...
-
notable star
systems in ****us
include X
****i, a
binary system containing a
neutron star, and GK
****i, a
nova that
peaked at
magnitude 0.2 in 1901. The...
- satellites, and comets, and also
observed the
remnants of old
novae like
Nova ****i 1901. He
later set up a 20.5-inch (52-cm)
aperture reflector. Steavenson...
- ****us and one of the
first non-
nova variable stars to be discovered.
Algol is a three-star system,
consisting of Beta
****i Aa1, Aa2, and Ab – in which...
-
discovered two
fairly well
known novas:
Nova Aurigae 1892 and
Nova ****i 1901. The
former marked the
first time a
nova's spectrum had been photographed...
-
observed the
apparent superluminal motion in the
nebulosity surrounding Nova ****i 1901. In 1909 he
resigned from the Lick
Observatory to
accept the position...
