The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
been identified with supernovae whose sudden
appearance in the sky can be found in historical
records: A.D. 1006, 1054 Crab Nebula), 1572
(Tycho’s Nova) and 1604 (Kepler's Nova) – all prior to
the telescope. Some of the most intense discrete
radio and x-ray sources are associated with
supernovae remnants. As pointed out earlier in this
article, many supernovae remnants contain a rapidly
rotating super-dense neutron star called a pulsar. For
more information, and the positions of galactic
remnants, see Radio, X-ray, Pulsar sections of this
series. (Also see the diagram of the supernovae list).
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