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Strong Infrared Emission Explains Origin of Extraordinary Supernova
A new study revealed the presence of strong infrared emission in extraordinary supernovae, supporting the accretion scenario, which suggests that supernovae came from a binary system composing of a white dwarf and a normal star.
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