Supernova in Ophiuchus
A new star which appeared in Ophiuchus in 1604. As it matured, it became the brightest star excluding Venus. The star was researched immensely by German astronomer, Johannes Kepler, and is also referred to as Kepler's Star.
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Supernova in Ophiuchus
A new star which appeared in Ophiuchus in 1604. As it matured, it became the brightest star excluding Venus. The star was researched immensely by German astronomer, Johannes Kepler, and is also referred to as Kepler's Star.
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