Question
How often does our galaxy go through a Supernova?
A every century (about 100 years)
b every decade (about 10 years)
c every 1000 years
d every 50 years
A every century (about 100 years)
b every decade (about 10 years)
c every 1000 years
d every 50 years
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Our galaxy, the Milky Way, is estimated to experience a supernova approximately once every 50 to 100 years. Therefore, the best answer from your options would be:
**d every 50 years**.
However, it's important to note that the actual frequency can vary based on various factors, and we do not always observe a supernova in our galaxy due to the vastness of space and the time it takes light to reach us.
**d every 50 years**.
However, it's important to note that the actual frequency can vary based on various factors, and we do not always observe a supernova in our galaxy due to the vastness of space and the time it takes light to reach us.
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