How often do supernova outbursts occur in our Galaxy?
| September 19, 2020 | Education
According to calculations, supernovae should erupt in the Galaxy every 30 years. However, they are recorded much less frequently due to the absorption of light in the interstellar medium. Scientists have registered only 3 supernova explosions, except for the explosion in February 1987: June 4, 1054, November 5, 1572 and October 9, 1604.
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