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The Crab Nebula progenitor: recovering the 1054 AD supernova event as galactic Gamma-ray burst
In 1054 AD a daytime star appeared in the constellation of Taurus, for three weeks, and it was reported in various sources from Europe to China/Japan: it was one of the few documented galactic supernovae of the last two millenia. This paradigm has been established about sixty years ago, as the compr
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