February 27th, 1995
St. Mary's University, Halifax, Nova Scotia
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A group of astronomers at St. Mary's University have recently discovered a Super Nova. The discovery was made February 14th by two amateur astronomers Paul Gray and Dave Lane using the Burke-Gaffney Observatory's 40 cm reflector telescope and electronic camera. The Super Nova is officially designated 1995F and located in the galaxy NGC 2726.
Click here for more details on the discovery.
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