[Interview+] Supernova Remnants Should Fade Away. So, Why are Some Flashing?

<html><p>👉 More interview HERE: <a href="patreon.com/collection/44300"; target="_blank">patreon.com/collection/44300</a></p&g… PART STARTS AT 34:06</p><p>Watch here (with no ads) or on YouTube: <a href="youtu.be/XWz1mElwO-I"; target="_blank">youtu.be/XWz1mElwO-I</a></p><p&… remnants should be stable. All the action is long gone. But newly found supernovae in M87 unexpectedly show signs of rapid change. Why does this happen? Nobody really nows yet. </p><p>🟣 Guest: Dr. Roy Kilgard <a href="rkilgard.faculty.wesleyan.edu/"; target="_blank">rkilgard.faculty.wesleyan.edu/</a>; </p><p>📜 NASA's Chandra Finds Unexpected Fireworks in Aftermath of Stellar Explosions <a href="chandra.si.edu/press/26_releases/press_061526.…; target="_blank">chandra.si.edu/press/26_releases/press_061526.… Intro </p></li><li><p>01:56 Dynamic supernovae </p></li><li><p>08:28 What's going on there? </p></li><li><p>20:11 How can we resolve this mystery </p></li><li><p>22:08 X-ray binaries </p></li><li><p>24:24 Demarkation of compact objects </p></li><li><p>29:17 Neutron stars becoming black holes </p></li><li><p>34:06 Light pollution </p></li><li><p>43:53 Current obsessions </p></li><li><p>51:25 Final thoughts</p></li></ul><p></p></html>