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  3. In 1885, after traveling for over two million years, the light from an exploding star swept over caused astronomers to think the universe was way smaller than it really is.'nhttps://badastronomy.beehiiv.com/p/the-irony-of-supernova-1885a

In 1885, after traveling for over two million years, the light from an exploding star swept over caused astronomers to think the universe was way smaller than it really is.'nhttps://badastronomy.beehiiv.com/p/the-irony-of-supernova-1885a

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    In 1885, after traveling for over two million years, the light from an exploding star swept over caused astronomers to think the universe was way smaller than it really is.

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    The irony of Supernova 1885A

    It proved the Universe was bigger than astronomers thought, but they couldn’t believe it

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