How was it possible to observe Kepler’s Supernova with a naked eye in 1604?
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By looking up, on a day with good weather.
Not sure what you’re asking. You can see many stars with the naked eye already. That’s just one more. Granted, that one is a bit unusual, in that it’s further away than the stars you would normally see. But supernovas are extremely bright, so that makes it possible to see it from further away.
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