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Rare Supernova Evidence Found in Pacific Ocean
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- Scientists discovered plutonium-244 at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.
- The plutonium is believed to be linked to a cosmic event over 100 million years ago.
- Researchers suggest it originated from the merger of neutron stars or supernovae.
- These findings may illuminate the historical journey of Earth through galactic oceans.
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