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Scientists say that the chance of supernova exploding twice accounts for an extremely low ratio of 1/1000 in the universe. Even these strange supernova explosions glow 100 times more than other supernovae explode.
" We are not yet able to determine the main cause of superluminous explosion twice so oddly," said Matthew Smith, an Southampton astronomer at the UK .
According to the study, every time a superluminous meteor explodes will last for several days, emitting a powerful magnet magnetism, releasing energy, the plasma magnetic field burns the materials around it. Causing a series of stars in the galaxy around that area is obscured by dust and smoke.
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