NASA has released a photograph of SN 1006, the remains of a massive star explosion that was observed from Earth back in 1006 CE. According to the space agency, the event was so intense that the supernova remained visible during the day for several weeks. The blast ejected a significant portion of the star's matter into the cosmos, resulting in a growing shell of debris that spans a width comparable to the full Moon as seen from Earth.

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