View source for Nova Scorpii AD 1437 (nonfiction)

[[File:Nova Scorpii 1437 AD.jpg|thumb|Today, the nova that lit skies on March 11, 1437, shows an ejected shell of hot hydrogen gas. This image was taken with the Carnegie Swope 1-meter telescope in Chile. The star that incited the nova is indicated with red tick marks; the mark is off-center today, but was located at the red plus mark in 1437.]]'''Nova Scorpii AD 1437''' was a nova appeared on March 11, 1437 and lasted for fourteen days, as documented by Korean astronomers at the time, and confirmed by astronomers in the early twenty-first century.

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* [[Crimes against astronomical constants]]
* [[Gnomon algorithm]]
* [[Gnomon Chronicles]]

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== External links ==

* [https://www.space.com/37985-600-year-old-nova-pinpointed-modern-day.html Famous 600-Year-Old Nova Pinpointed in Modern Day] by [[Charles Choi (nonfiction)|Charles Q. Choi]] (Space.com: August 30, 2017)

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