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SUMMARY:Mon 9th Nov 2026 - superluminous supernovae - why are they so bright?
DESCRIPTION:Superluminous supernovae are a rare subclass of supernovae.  A
 stronomers don't yet understand what drives them to be so bright\,  and Sor
 cha Kennelly (photo) will outline some of the ideas which are currently bei
 ng explored.  S0rcha completed a Masters in astrophysics at UCC and is cur
 ently pursuing a PhD at Liverpool[..]\nhttps://corkastronomyclub.com/events
 /mon-9th-nov-2026-superluminous-supernovae-why-are-they-so-bright/
URL:https://corkastronomyclub.com/events/mon-9th-nov-2026-superluminous-supernovae-why-are-they-so-bright/
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