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April 2, 2001 01:00 PM (EDT)

News Release Number: STScI-2001-09

Blast from the Past: Farthest Supernova Ever Seen Sheds Light on Dark Universe

All videos from this news release:

Composition of the Universe Running Time: 16 seconds Composition of the Universe Artist's Concept
Illustration of Supernova in an Elliptical Galaxy Running Time: 8 seconds Illustration of Supernova in an Elliptical Galaxy
Illustration of Expanding Universe (Concentric Rings) Running Time: 21 seconds Illustration of Expanding Universe (Concentric Rings)
Illustration of Image Subtraction Running Time: 21 seconds Illustration of Image Subtraction
Illustration of Diming of Light by Distance Running Time: 21 seconds Illustration of Diming of Light by Distance
Zoom out from SN1997f to Big Dipper Running Time: 28 seconds Zoom out from SN1997f to Big Dipper Artist's Concept
Animation of Supernova Explosion Running Time: 13 seconds Animation of Supernova Explosion Artist's Concept
Illustration of Supernova Image, Light Curve, and Spectrum Running Time: 8 seconds Illustration of Supernova Image, Light Curve, and Spectrum
Interview with Dr. Adam Riess: Part 1 Running Time: 33 seconds Interview with Dr. Adam Riess: Part 1
Interview with Dr. Adam Riess: Part 2 Running Time: 27 seconds Interview with Dr. Adam Riess: Part 2
Interview with Dr. Ronald Gilliland: Part 1 Running Time: 25 seconds Interview with Dr. Ronald Gilliland: Part 1
Interview with Dr. Ronald Gilliland: Part 2 Running Time: 28 seconds Interview with Dr. Ronald Gilliland: Part 2
SSU Webcast: Blast from the Past Running Time: 41 minutes 34 seconds SSU SSU Webcast: Blast from the Past
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