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ASCA Science Highlights: SN 1993J

ASCA Image of M81

As shown in the image above, ASCA's spatial resolution is sufficient to distinguish the X-ray emission from SN 1993J from those of other X-ray sources in M81. The X-ray spectrum and light curve of SN 1993J are shown below.

ASCA Spectrum and Light Curve of SN 1993J

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This file was last modified on Thursday, 21-Sep-2000 15:53:21 EDT
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