SN 1054

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Predicate Object
gptkbp:instance_of gptkb:Supernova
gptkbp:apparent_magnitude -6
gptkbp:associated_with gptkb:pulsar_PSR_B0531+21
gptkb:pulsar_wind_nebula
X-ray emissions
infrared emissions
gamma-ray emissions
Chinese records
ultraviolet emissions
radio emissions
neutron star formation
optical emissions
Mesoamerican records
gptkbp:associated_with_galaxy gptkb:Milky_Way
gptkbp:bomb_load 10^44 joules
about 1 foe
approximately 10^44 joules
gptkbp:brightness_peak lasted for about 23 days
gptkbp:contributed_to cosmic ray production
gptkbp:cultural_impact inspired various artworks
influenced art
recorded in historical texts
inspired mythology
noted in folklore
observed by indigenous peoples
gptkbp:discovered_by Chinese astronomers
gptkbp:discovery_year 1054
July 4, 1054
gptkbp:distance_from_earth 6500 light years
approximately 6,500 light-years
about 6500 light-years
gptkbp:expansion_plans about 1500 km/s
gptkbp:first_appearance July 4, 1054
in the year 1054
gptkbp:has_spectral_type Type II-P supernova
Type II-P
gptkbp:has_supernova gptkb:Crab_Nebula
gptkbp:historical_impact cultural significance in various civilizations
gptkbp:historical_significance first recorded supernova
noted in various historical records
one of the brightest supernovae recorded
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label SN 1054
gptkbp:impact led to advancements in understanding supernovae
gptkbp:influenced local star formation
gptkbp:influenced_by surrounding interstellar medium
gptkbp:is_observed_in gptkb:Arab_astronomers
European astronomers
modern telescopes
daytime sky
optical and radio wavelengths
gptkbp:is_visible_from daytime
gptkbp:known_as gptkb:Crab_Supernova
gptkbp:lighting asymmetric
magnitude -6.0
observed in 2010
gptkbp:location gptkb:Taurus_constellation
gptkbp:modern_observation gptkb:Chandra_X-ray_Observatory
gptkb:Hubble_Space_Telescope
radio telescopes
optical telescopes
gptkbp:notable_event one of the first supernovae recorded in history
gptkbp:notable_feature gptkb:pulsar_wind_nebula
X-ray emissions
radio emissions
remains visible in the night sky
remnant nebula
visible during the day
optical emissions
appeared for 23 days
has a central pulsar
remnant contains complex structures
gptkbp:preserved_by gptkb:pulsar_wind_nebula
gptkb:Crab_Nebula
gptkb:Crab_Pulsar
hydrogen and helium
approximately 10 light years across
hydrogen, helium, and heavier elements
approximately 970 years
gptkbp:recorded_in Chinese historical texts
Islamic historical texts
Japanese historical texts
gptkbp:remnant_diameter approximately 11 light-years
about 11 light-years
gptkbp:remnant_discovery discovered in 1731
gptkbp:remnant_luminosity about 1000 times that of the Sun
gptkbp:remnant_mass about 1.4 solar masses
gptkbp:remnant_observation observed in multiple wavelengths
gptkbp:remnant_research ongoing studies
gptkbp:remnant_significance important for understanding supernovae
gptkbp:remnant_temperature around 10 million K
gptkbp:research gptkb:cosmology
astrophysics
stellar evolution
23 days
important for understanding stellar evolution
documented by multiple cultures
extensively studied in astrophysics
gptkbp:resulted_in gptkb:Crab_Nebula
gptkbp:travel_time approximately 6500 years
gptkbp:type gptkb:Type_II_supernova
gptkbp:year 1054
gptkbp:bfsParent gptkb:Supernova_in_the_East
gptkbp:bfsLayer 8