|
Peak
Magnitude |
Constellation |
Distance
(light years) |
10 Ma
(20 Supernova Events predicted from the Scorpius Centaurus OB
Association over the past 10 million years ) |
|
|
|
2-3 Ma Nearby Supernova Event leaving a deposit
layer of Iron-60 Isotope and causing a minor marine extinction
event. |
|
|
|
400 Ka RXJ1856.5-3754 Neutron Star Remnant of
explosion |
|
Upper Sco OB |
|
300-100 Ka Geminga Supernova and Pulsar cosmic
ray shock wave 35 Ka |
|
|
|
30 Galactic Pulsars identified with ages less
than 100K yrs old. |
|
|
|
Vela X Supernova remnant and Vela Pulsar - 10,000
yrs ago |
|
Vela |
1,500 |
Vela Jr. Supernova Remnant ? 6000 yrs ago |
|
Vela |
815 |
1200 BC |
|
|
|
A.D.
185 Possible recording in chinese records |
-6 |
Centaurus |
4,500 |
386 |
-3 |
Scorpius |
16,300 |
393 Possbile recording in chinese records |
|
|
|
1006 |
-10 |
Lupus |
4,600 |
1054
July 4th. Guest star recorded by chinese |
-6 |
Taurus |
6,500 |
1181
seen and identified in south pole ice core nitrate concentrations |
-1 |
Cassiopeia |
8,500 |
1320 identified on ROSAT images of Type II SNR
and ice cores nitrates ?Vela Jr. |
|
|
640 |
1572
Tycho Brahe's Star (also in south pole ice core nitrate concentrations) |
-4 |
Cassiopeia |
10,000 |
1604
or 1602 Kepler's Star (also in south pole ice core nitrate concentrations) |
-3 |
Ophiuchus |
14,300 |
1671 |
6? |
Cassiopeia |
9,100 |