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New Evidence! Low-Mass Supernova Triggered Birth of Solar System
It was previously suspected that supernova had been the reason that the solar system was, noting that the supernova would have enough energy to disturb the gas clouds about 4.6 billion years ago. But until now, there was no concrete evidence to prove it.
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