SN 1054: When we Witnessed the Birth of a Nebula

The video explores the life cycle of stars, focusing on supernovae and the famous Crab Nebula. It discusses the process of star explosions, the formation of elements, and historical observations of supernovae across different cultures. Modern detection techniques using neutrinos are explained, highlighting the connection between cosmic events and Earth.

How do astronomers detect neutrinos from a supernova before the light arrives?

In what ways do the remnants of a supernova contribute to the formation of new stars?

What role does the Hubble Telescope play in our understanding of supernovae?