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How to find the new supernova 47 million light years away

While observing the beautiful spiral galaxy NGC 7331 about 47 million light years from Earth, we caught something extraordinary — a bright new supernova that wasn’t there before, SN2025rbs. The explosive death of a binary star! Seeing this cosmic event with my own telescope is like watching history unfold across millions of years of space. In this video, I’ll show you my observation of the supernova, how to livestack with an amateur telescope, how it compares to past images of the galaxy, and why moments like this are so special in amateur astronomy. Found this helpful? The best way to support us is through Patreon:   / refreshingviews   Don’t forget to like & subscribe if you enjoy deep sky discoveries! 00:00 A New Supernova 00:46 Observing with C11 and Binoviewer 05:19 Livestacking Sharpcap with Megrez 90 12:09 M57 the Ring Nebula 14:50 Concluding Remarks