Supernova 1054: The star seen by Chinese astronomers

Astronomers in China in 1054 AD observed a wonderful celestial event, where suddenly in Taurus there appeared a new bright star, which was so bright that it could be seen in daylight, and its light at night was equivalent to the light of the moon, and astronomer Carl Sagan linked this astronomical observation in China to what the ancestors of the Red Hopi Indians saw at the opposite end of the globe, who also recorded this unique astronomical event: "There was a strong civilization in America. “Someone apparently painted the image of this new star on the dangling cliff in a place protected from the influence of atmospheric factors, and its relative position compared to the crescent site indicated that it matched the pre-estimated astronomical calculation.” What the Hopi Indians and Chinese astronomers saw was a supernova, one of the most violent and powerful astronomical phenomena, which occurs when a star commits suicide with a giant explosion scattering all its matter and energy in a very massive wave that travels through the surrounding space. As a result of recent developments in astronomy and physics over the past half century, we have realized that the death of stars in these massive self-explosions is intrinsically related to our existence as living beings on the planet, all the necessary elements of life (carbon C, nitrogen N, oxygen O, iron Fe, etc.) are made in those nuclear furnaces in the stars, and then they have to be liberated from there, and spread widely throughout the universe, to accumulate on the rocky planets such as Earth. More: https://braheen.com/publications/قدر-الطبيعة-قوانين-الحياة-تفصح-عن-وجود-الغاية-في-الكون — Source: Published on Facebook's "Braheen Center" page https://www.facebook.com/braheen.org/posts/pfbid0R7PPwMCVoooP46xL3tV65M71eruRxN1ZLwAx5H7JAcL2fAaicHWdhXgaqvA9ExM9l