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As spectacular as they are rare, supernovas were first identified in 1987 when a giant star exploded in the sky. This violent celestial event fascinated astronomers across the globe and created a stir in the astrophysics community.
Discover the significance of this phenomenon, what causes a star to explode, and how this energy blast helps us understand our universe with this intriguing video. Journey to Chile, Japan, and Cleveland, Ohio, where neutrinos were discovered, for an astounding look at the death of a star.
Duration: 60 minutes.

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