The movie stars Jackman, a charismatic supernova, and Zendaya, an even bigger charismatic supernova.
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The spectra showed that this supernova looked almost exactly like the most common supernova we know about.
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SN 1987A was the closest supernova to the Earth since "Kepler's supernova," which was observed worldwide in 1604.
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Perhaps this supernova thew out a shell of gas before the eruption, and the astronomers observed that shell instead of the supernova.
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"You generally can't observe a supernova in the first few hours from the ground, because you don't know it's a supernova yet," Howell explained.
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This supernova was discovered by the All Sky Automated Survey for Supernova (called ASAS-SN or "assassin") a network of six telescopes around the world.
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And this discovery is consistent with a subclass of supernova explosions, whereby massive dying stars experience a series of violent eruptions before finally going supernova.
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This potentially saves a ton of work, while the Supernova founder is particularly proud of the quality of code and project organisation that Supernova spits out.
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SN 1987AImage: Chandra X-Ray TelescopePerhaps the most important supernova of the modern era is SN 1987A, the closest supernova to Earth since the invention of the telescope.
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"This is not precisely the 'largest' supernova, but the most luminous yet seen," said Robert Kirshner, a supernova expert at Harvard University, who was not involved in the study.
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And then we had Supernova 1987A, and I made a proposal to fly a liquid-argon telescope on a high-altitude balloon to detect the gamma rays from this supernova.
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"I'm a supernova person to start with so I got really thrilled that this could be the most energetic supernova ever," Peter Lundqvist from Stockholm University in Sweden told Gizmodo.
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As Nugent and the other supernova researchers absorbed the details about the incredibly long supernova, they thought of a well-known theory developed by Woosley, the Santa Cruz theorist, and others.
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Image: Arvavi et al (2017)Astronomers have spotted something truly baffling: a new light 500 million light years away that looked exactly like a supernova...but acted like no supernova observed before.
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Astronomers can tell how old a supernova is by measuring how fast the material is moving around it; usually the materials start to slow down a while after a supernova has exploded.
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The scientists discovered another strange thing about the supernova: The measured speed of the exploding material, which normally decreases over time as slower stuff deeper in the supernova becomes visible, stayed mystifyingly high.
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It, too, looked like any old supernova, or exploding star.
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They also noted that the supernova appeared bluer than others.
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The remnants of a supernova explosion in a neighboring galaxy.
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But that supernova was lensed by a cluster of galaxies.
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A star can go supernova in a couple of ways.
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At the end of every supernova comes a black hole.
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And up until now, there was only one shade: Supernova.
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What they saw: Supernova iPTF14hls was first observed in 2014.
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The discovery of an extra bright supernova has baffled researchers.
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This superlong supernova may be the first of its kind.
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Typically, a supernova remains bright for 100 days before fading.
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When that happens, the iron collapses and causes the supernova.
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Unlike other supernova that usually occur in bright galaxies with older stars on the brink of death, the few superluminous supernova we've found are usually in dim galaxies spitting out piles of new stars.
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Supernova SN2016iet challenged their expectations, and now, astronomers believe that it's the remnants of the most massive star to be destroyed by a supernova, according to a study published Thursday in The Astrophysical Journal.
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And it sits in exactly the same spot as another supernova.
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But this year, it presented a mysterious observation of a supernova.
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So, what was causing the two-part brightening of this supernova?
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IF A SUPERNOVA went off near Earth, that would be bad.
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In that short burst, you've witnessed the birth of a supernova.
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Why it matters: Recently, researchers discovered a type of dim supernova.
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But 'Supernova' — as she is known — also has an entrepreneurial streak.
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ASASSN-15lh's host galaxy before the supernova (L), and after (R).
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Outside the supernova of Clinton's presence, the usual small planets orbited.
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At this stage, a supernova explosion can outshine an entire galaxy.
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However, astronomers have observed a supernova that doesn't follow these rules.
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This supernova, for example, will affect the entire galaxy it's in!
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Oasis' '90s hits "Wonderwall" and "Champagne Supernova" will likely never die.
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The wealthy have done well, in a supernova kind of way.
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"What causes the supernova is deep inside the star," Guinan said.
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It lasted over 800 days, longer than any supernova seen before.
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She hopes that astronomers continue to monitor it, "to see if this was in fact a terminal supernova explosion, or something weird like 2009ip," which ended up being a supernova-imposter, a blue star that quickly brightened.
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By looking at the debris that a star leaves behind after it explodes, like this photo of supernova remnants from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory, astronomers can figure out when a supernova occurred, essential for stellar timelines.
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Against the backdrop of small town living, Darlene is a freaking supernova.
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A host of researchers recently released cleaned-up analyses of the supernova.
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After two stars underwent supernova explosions, two neutron stars were left behind.
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It studies active galactic nuclei, black hole binary systems and supernova remnants.
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It studies active galactic nuclei, black hole binary systems and supernova remnants.
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"Supernova empowers designers and developers to bring designs to life," he says.
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There's really only room for one member to rise to supernova status.
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"A supernova happens once per hundred years in the galaxy," said Vitale.
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"That allows us to get a fingerprint of the supernova," says Arcavi.
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In 2017 Audible's "Ponzi Supernova" focused on Bernie Madoff, a financial fraudster.
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Essentially, one star is born as the other heads into supernova territory.
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Plus, there's the possibility that this isn't even a supernova at all.
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But the galaxy in which this supernova resides isn't in any catalogs.
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Massive stars live for only a few million years before going supernova.
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It's also possible that ASASSN-15lh isn't actually a supernova at all.
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It was a supernova of an event, and I sat it out.
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Supernova was founded by Lencho, along with Amber Senter and Nina Parks.
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A supernova, the massive explosion of a star, usually signals the end.
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It may be even the most massive supernova ever observed, Arcavi said.
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It's the anniversary of a tragedy—the supernova of the Romulan sun.
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The supernova is making a joke of both patent law and education.
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In some cases, all of this will result in a splashy supernova.
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How aware Harper is of her style supernova status remains to be seen.
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The researchers point out that it's hard to generalize from a single supernova.
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The iron deposits allow for dating and determining the origin of the supernova.
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It's clear that a supernova occurred and likely resulted in a neutron star.
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We'll start with a bang at Cassiopeia A, a remnant of a supernova.
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When large stars die, they explode in a wondrous burst called a supernova.
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Scientists at NASA just caught an amazing first: the bursting of a supernova.
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By contrast, the image below shows what the supernova looks like to us.
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After a long time shining, the supernova is now is fading to darkness.
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It formed the Crab Nebula, one of the most famous supernova remnants studied.
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Supernova secrets seen in X-rays CNN's Dave Alsup contributed to this report.
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Like if you could imagine some star about to go supernova or something.
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"In many ways, it's the physics of a supernova explosion," Dr. Greene said.
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A team of scientists may have found the most luminous supernova yet discovered.
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Was the Cow a supernova that left behind a magnetar in its wake?
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Lower energy neutrinos have been detected from the sun and from a supernova.
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Rich with easy joy, Anappara's writing announces the arrival of a literary supernova.
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This supernova would have been impossible to study at this level with classical telescopes.
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When a star explodes into a supernova, its afterlife is determined by its mass.
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Before July 2018, only two sources had been found: the sun and a supernova.
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This supernova, detailed today in the journal Nature, is unlike anything ever observed before.
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Departing Jupiter, we'll regard what's left of a supernova some 20,000 light years away.
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The red filaments of gas are remnants of a supernova explosion called HBH 3.
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And if that's true, scientists could be looking at the precursor to a supernova.
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Inside this supernova remnant called Kes 235, scientists have found the youngest known pulsar.
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Inside this supernova remnant called Kes 75, scientists have found the youngest known pulsar.
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They found one strong candidate: Supernova HB9, a star that exploded around 4,600 BCE.
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They, too, would end in a supernova and ultimately collapse into a black hole.
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What's next: Supernova iPTF14hls may finally be fading, reports Lisa Grossman in Science News.
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"Those are the earliest spectra ever taken of a supernova explosion," Yaron told me.
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Art Review The Swiss artist Pipilotti Rist has gone supernova at the New Museum.
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There could be multiple explanations as to why this supernova still shines so brightly.
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What is the likelihood that another supernova will calamitously erupt in our stellar neighborhood?
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Once the anticipated proper clip for the remix drops there, it could go supernova.
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We've never seen such a supernova before, so ours would be the first candidate.
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We should bow in humble service to this kingly creature and his supernova haunches.
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The result would be a nuclear explosion, a process called a pair-instability supernova.
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If Betelgeuse does go supernova, is there any danger to us here on Earth?
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Previously, it was believed that cosmic radiation from a supernova caused the die-off.
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If not alien technology, this could be the first evidence of a failed supernova
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It's a space cannonball, otherwise known as a pulsar, fired out of a supernova.
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Lizzie: This Ansel Elgort video is for his song "Supernova," which is also the title of his upcoming EP. "Supernova" sounds like Ansel woke up from a long nap during which he had a very believable dream that he was a rapper.
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That's why spot prices went supernova over the back end of 22015 and early 2016.
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The supernova joins a list of difficult-to-describe type 1as, according to the studies.
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To crack this mystery, astronomers are still gazing into the cinders of this bizarre supernova.
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They'd actually seen a supernova: a star exploding, ejecting gas and dust and perhaps collapsing.
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Their characteristics will gradually define a new supernova class, whether they're PPISNs or something else.
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After all, iPTF14hls is not the only odd supernova to have appeared in recent years.
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Pulsar wind nebulae are supernova remnants powered by the pulsar, like the famous Crab Nebula.
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This magnetar also remains embedded in an expanding cloud of debris from a supernova explosion.
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Outside the supernovae appeared a shell of helium, possibly matter ejected prior to the supernova.
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Or maybe the compact star was there before the supernova occurred—we don't know yet.
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This recorded what would now be called a supernova that had happened the year before.
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In case you don't know what a supernova is, it's the explosion of a star.
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The new mom wore Versace as she presented pal Gigi Hadid with the Supernova Award.
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If a supernova went off not quite so close by, though, that might be interesting.
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So after 600 days, the supernova looked as if it was only 60 days old.
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Drake might be a solar eclipse — a supernova, honestly — but trust: the world keeps spinning.
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Lurking within the map are some exciting finds: Supernova remnants, pulsars and blackholes for starters.
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We don't yet have a good theory for what explodes to create a superluminous supernova.
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Like a massive star exploding into a supernova, debt is rising at a blistering pace.
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She then swept the Milk Supernova Holographic highlighter stick along Georgia's cheekbones with her fingers.
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The whole image shows the matter ejected by the supernova, illuminated by a passing shockwave.
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The new mom wore Versace as she presented pal Gigi Hadid with the Supernova Award.
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Indian scientists discovered a 5,000-year-old stone carvings they claim depicts an ancient supernova.
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Spawned by a supernova, it's a rapidly spinning, dense star with a powerful magnetic field.
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Modern astronomers know that short appearance meant it wasn't a supernova but a classical nova.
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Of course, many of those voices would blame him if a distant star went supernova.
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Before the new studies, only two sources had been found: the sun and a supernova.
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Black holes occur when a star dies and the core collapses after a supernova explosion.
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"We can't wait to see what other surprises this supernova has in store for us."
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When just such a jet emerged in 2005, astronomers thought it might be a supernova.
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But then she'd get on stage with this supernova pop star energy and just rip.
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Discovered three years ago, supernova SN2012cg continues to shine brighter than its Type 1a counterparts.
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The brightness of a supernova provides a luminosity equaling that of about 100 million suns.
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The collapse accelerates so quickly that it sets off cataclysmic explosion known as a supernova.
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The extreme energy of a supernova creates conditions to fuse smaller elements into heavier ones.
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But a recently observed supernova clashes with the models for the death of massive stars.
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If this happens, it would be a first; astronomers usually only spot the supernova itself.
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Conveniently, its tail was pointing back to the debris of a supernova called CTB 1.
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Supernova secrets seen in X-rays Death of a supergiant A supernova occurs at the end of a massive star's life, as a colossal, catastrophic explosion erupts, causing the star to burn brighter than some galaxies for around two weeks before fading to black.
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Named ASASSN-15lh, the supernova is thought to belong to a class of objects known as "superluminous supernovas," mysterious objects that shine far more brightly than the average star explosion, though scientists don't yet have an explanation for what could cause these kinds of supernova.
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The years that followed Ant City saw the Eastern European underground go from simmer to supernova.
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Even stranger, it sits directly on top of the location of a supernova back in 1954.
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More than three decades ago, scientists discovered a supernova debris field inside the Small Magellanic Cloud.
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Assuming the Crab pulsar is really the remnant of the 1054 supernova, it's pretty young, astronomically.
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More recent data seems to have refuted the idea that a supernova has already destroyed pillars.
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The next two contests are a bit bigger, and then, on March 3, things go supernova.
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Studying this warped supernova more closely could provide a more definitive answer of that expansion rate.
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On the left is a reference image of the galaxy taken in 2014, before the supernova.
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Stars flaring or going supernova, bursts of interesting radiation, and other events could very well occur.
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I thought of her as a supernova, so she was all metallics and silver and light.
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The Joanna Vargas Supernova facial — a $375 oxygenating skin treatment formulated by celebrity esthetician Joanna Vargas.
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The supernova is widely documented, with observations from Egypt, Switzerland, China, the United States, and Yemen.
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A supernova could get the job done, but it's probably not going to explode near us.
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Dubbed ASASSN-15lh, it's a cosmic explosion about 200 times more powerful than the average supernova.
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But the supernova is so unusual, it's hard to know exactly what its energy source is.
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LP 40-365 is also fairly light, like part of it burned away in a supernova.
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Garnavich explains on NASA's blog why it's so difficult to catch the beginning of a supernova.
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These objects form when a massive star dies and the core collapses following a supernova explosion.
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If a supernova happened to a star close to our home, the results would be catastrophic.
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The wind from interstellar space is created by stars that went supernova millions of years ago.
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When those stars went supernova (collapsed in on themselves and exploded), even heavier elements were created.
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The supernova, called SN2016iet, doesn't fit into the classification schemes that scientists use for supernovae today.
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It seems to look like a "pair-instability supernova" that would happen among the heaviest stars.
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Twenty-five years after the group's pop supernova "Cracked Rear View," it's time for a reassessment.
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Perhaps, Dr. Meech said, it was shot away from its home star by a supernova explosion.
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Studying this supernova can inform astronomers about what those stars were like and how they died.
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It was about a thousand times as much as in a regular supernova, not as much.
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If the star goes supernova, it would produce a gravitational wave burst that could be detected.
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The red super-giant star Betelgeuse has dramatically dimmed, leading to speculation of an imminent supernova.
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According to NASA, this supernova burned bright for months, showcasing the power of 100 million suns.
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New images from the Hubble Space Telescope show the SN1987A, a supernova first detected in 1987.
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The supernova explosion is brighter than the rest of its galaxy and shines for some weeks.
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In turn, explosions, like a star's supernova, can send material from the galaxy into the halo.
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The movie ultimately becomes an electric light show with Carol at the supernova center of it.
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This infrared burst was originally thought to be a supernova explosion — it was only in 2011, six years after the outburst&aposs discovery, that Arp 299-B AT1 began to show the elongation that went on to reveal that it was a jet and not a supernova.
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Before you start worrying that a supernova will suddenly burst forth nearby, sending a boatload of radiation toward Earth, it's important to note that a supernova like this one probably won't threaten the planet "for the rest of its existence," astronomer Robert Quimby told Mashable via email.
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DES16C2nm may be the furthest confirmed supernova yet, but there's no doubt that tons more await discovery.
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The Fermi telescope found evidence confirming his theory by observing two supernova remnants in the Milky Way.
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With each evolution, or supernova, they change form and acquire new traits—in this case, heavy elements.
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Then, the team found a slowly expanding ring of gas inside the clouds of the supernova leftovers.
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Astronomers had previously identified G1.9+0.3 as the remnant of the most recent supernova in our Galaxy.
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The fact that these things repeat strongly rules out a catastrophic source, such as a supernova explosion.
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Whatever this was looked like a Type II-P supernova in composition but didn't behave like one.
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The ball may be the most powerful supernova ever seen, a study in the journal Science reports.
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This creates what's known as a Type II Supernova, as the star explodes in a fiery death.
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The supernova remnant HBH 3 glows with infrared light in this photo from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope.
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Gene is a well-meaning sad sack, a mere satellite to the supernova that is his wife.
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The song in the background is called "Supernova," and it's by a Minneapolis band called the Hand.
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It also packs more power than the most powerful supernova ever discovered by a factor of three.
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While not quite a space jellyfish, this glowing image shows a pulsar encased in a supernova nebula.
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The merger also attracted attention in the 1980s after an extremely powerful supernova was spotted inside it.
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The initial supernova that created the neutron stars also created elements up to the weight of iron.
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The researchers think that SN 2016iet could even be what's called a pulsational pair instability supernova (PPISN).
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They calculated that the chance probability of a second supernova occurring is around 10^-3.2, or .00063.
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This is the first time the heavier cobalt isotope has been detected in a Type 1a supernova.
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Since "Star Wars" went supernova in 1977, Mark Hamill has been placed on a pop-cultural pedestal.
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The heavy elements would have fallen back into the dense neutron star left behind by the supernova.
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This is the Crab Nebula, the result of a supernova explosion 4,500 light-years away from Earth.
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He had been center of attention, and suddenly this supernova arrived and was taking up the spotlight.
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A supernova occurs when a star explodes and produces clouds or gas and dust enriched with radioisotopes.
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If they're able to see a supernova take place in real time, it would be a first.
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If Betelgeuse does go supernova, it will be the brightest star in the sky for many months.
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In the book, a supernova bathes Earth in deadly radiation, killing everyone over the age of thirteen.
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Yet another explosion may have annihilated the most massive star ever known to die in a supernova.
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Scientists think this supernova remnant might contain the most recent black hole to form in our galaxy.
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It's standard to correct for this motion and to transform supernova data into a stationary reference frame.
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The explosion that formed DEM L316A was an example of an especially energetic and bright variety of supernova, known as a Type Ia. Such supernova events are thought to occur when a white dwarf star steals more material than it can handle from a nearby companion, and becomes unbalanced.
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"One exciting possibility is that we are seeing material being stripped from the exploding white dwarf's companion star as the supernova collides with it," Anthony Piro, one of the authors of the new supernova study in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, said in a statement.
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Kepler offered scientists another chance to look at the light coming from before, during, and after a supernova.
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It looked like an ordinary supernova—a dying star that exploded and whose light was now petering out.
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They're called Fast-Evolving Luminous Transients (FELTs), an exotic type of supernova discovered only a few years ago.
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That light really would look green and red to your eyes if the supernova remnant were close by.
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This signal strongly suggests that something inside the supernova is gobbling up material, as black holes often do.
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These elements were scattered across the universe in a kilonova -- similar to a supernova -- after the initial fireball.
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The discovery was made extra special by the fact that this exploding star is a "standard candle" supernova.
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Every friendship I made was a faint shadow of the magnificent supernova that was my relationship with Marisa.
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It's called a supernova, and "it is the largest explosion that takes place in space," as NASA explains.
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The light from the supernova has been traveling for millions of years to reach ASAS-SN's telescope lenses.
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For her look, vlogger Sonjdra Deluxe uses the new lipcolor in Supernova to help create an ombre lip.
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In politics, the Huey Longs and George Wallaces eventually go supernova, but litigators are playing a longer game.
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At the end of its lifetime, a massive star can blow off its material in a spectacular supernova.
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A rare supernova is helping scientists unlock the mysteries of how these bright, exploding stars come to be.
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Once they pass an upper mass limit, they can explode in a particular type of supernova (type 1a).
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"They all agree with the scenario of several supernova explosions in the last few million year nearby Earth."
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It is not a stretch to say that Sandberg turned social media supernova Facebook into a profitable enterprise.
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The model Karen Elson chatted with the fashion editor Grace Coddington, forming a double supernova of red hair.
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The supernova has a large amount of energy, long duration, unexpected chemical signatures and a metal-poor environment.
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Anything more than 1.4 times the mass of our sun would be expected to explode in a supernova.
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It flows up the sides of the space: a dark stain spreading, a flood rising, a supernova exploding.
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This marks a return to some sort of normality after premiums went supernova over the course of 2014.
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The Powerball Supernova Pro seems like a simple solution, whether you're nursing an injury or safeguarding against one.
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One of the paper's authors saw the initial discussion of the supernova and knew he had to get involved.
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It's the result of two galaxies that collided, causing some stars to go supernova and other stars to form.
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Pulsars are ultra-dense, rapidly rotating objects—neutron stars, the dead cores of massive stars that have gone supernova.
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They didn't give a damn about supernova neutrinos, but they wanted to see neutrinos from the [nuclear] Russian submarines.
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The Crab Nebula, located 6,210 years from Earth, was formed by a supernova explosion witnessed by astronomers in 2560.
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The Crab Nebula, located 6,500 years from Earth, was formed by a supernova explosion witnessed by astronomers in 1054.
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By studying supernova remnants like Cassiopeia A, we can learn more about how elements are distributed in the universe.
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The supernova occurred not in our own galaxy, but in one extremely far away (its exact distance is unknown).
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The result was a stellar event 10 to 100 times more luminous than your average star explosion or supernova.
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Supernova: Programming apps based on design mockups can be tough internally, but expensive and hard to maintain if outsourced.
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And just once in 1987, astronomers detected an excess of neutrinos coming from a supernova just outside our galaxy.
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Supernova explosions could obliterate Earth's ozone layer, for instance, which would wreak havoc on marine plankton and coral reefs.
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The Adidas Supernova Run Cru Sweatshirt is a dope, light, pullover that I will be wearing on the regs.
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In fact, the object at the center of the supernova itself is thought to be only 10 miles across.
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When a star explodes in a supernova, it leaves behind an extremely dense core known as a neutron star.
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We know this supernova happened because it left fingerprints in the seafloor in the form of iron-60 isotopes.
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However, when cosmic radiation from the end-Pliocene supernova slammed into Earth, it sparked widespread ionization in the atmosphere.
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Superluminous supernova kick it up a notch, shining a hundred to a thousand times brighter than a normal nova.
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We only found this latest supernova at all because of the All-Sky Automated Survey for SuperNovae (ASAS-SN).
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And with the recent premiere of Star Trek: Discovery, there's bound to be a supernova explosion of new items.
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Months later, she and her husband set up cosmetics incubator Supernova and its first beauty line, SkinnyMint detox tea.
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It lasted longer, produced more light with more variation over time, and contained different chemicals than a regular supernova.
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But unlike thousands of supernova explosions that scientists have observed, this one completely annihilated the star, leaving nothing behind.
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To determine what blew up, you need to observe the supernova in the first few hours after its death.
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It's unclear if even a literary and social media supernova like Mr. Green can popularize an unfamiliar new format.
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"I suspect it's much easier to make a very massive black hole if there is no supernova," he said.
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The Supernova from SpinMaster is launched by throwing it into the air and controlled using your hands (or feet).
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The fading could indicate that the star is entering a pre-supernova phase: dimming and collapsing before it explodes.
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Sequins and blingy jewelry, supernova heels and pouty lips made their way into the Bolshoi's gold and red interior.
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Perhaps it was a supernova imposter, like a 2009 flash that turned out to be just a quickly brightening star.
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Scientists study NGC 213.4 because in 21052 it was home to a supernova, or the violent death of a star.
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Pulsars are the smushed remnants of massive stars that ran out of fuel, collapsed, and then exploded as a supernova.
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You'll notice the ring shape in the early images—this is material ejected by the star prior to the supernova.
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Scientists study NGC 5714 because in 2003 it was home to a supernova, or the violent death of a star.
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WR 31a will only last a few hundred thousand years, and end its relatively short lifespan as a stunning supernova.
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After the 1987 supernova SN 1987A, this is perhaps only the third major multimessenger discovery, after the colliding neutron stars.
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Or tracking the entropy of every pseudoparticle (?) in this 2,000 cubic-kilometer general relativistic magnetohydrodynamic rendering of a supernova progenitor!
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And instead of going supernova, Davis has once again been merely very good; improvement isn't always linear, even for immortals.
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And it's the first time a supernova of this kind, known as a "standard candle," has been warped like this.
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Another eagerly awaited source of gravitational waves is a supernova, an explosion marking the death throes of a massive star.
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The pulsar in the image above sits at the exact center of the Crab Nebula, the remnant of a supernova.
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His personality and music is a supernova of internet culture, hip-hop, and sincerity that makes him a lovable figure.
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But ASAS-SN-15lh, which Dong describes as "the most powerful supernova discovered in human history," strains the theory's credibility.
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They're born in a core-collapse supernova star explosion and subsequently rotate extremely rapidly as a consequence of their physics.
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Svensmark's work shows that Earth's geological record coincides in some cases with the expected flux of supernova-related cosmic rays.
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When pairs of white dwarfs coalesce, researchers expect something called a type 1a supernova, or large stellar explosion to occur.
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This creates an explosion known as a supernova, which astronomers on Earth can detect as a bright flash of light.
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The supernova was in a galaxy 3.8 billion light-years away and was 570 billion times brighter than our sun.
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"I'm not 100% sure this one is even a supernova," Quimby, who was not an author of the study, said.
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Isolated, liberated black holes hurtling through the gaseous wreckage of a supernova at nearly 443 times the speed of sound?
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O.K., so pretty much only one thing happened in tech this week: A game called Pokémon Go suddenly went supernova.
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Some of the most massive ones explode into a supernova and then collapse down into neutron stars, or black holes.
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Parks, co-founder of a collective for women of color in cannabis called Supernova Women, chimes in with a counterpoint.
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Of course, it is unlikely that the recent dimming of the star is the most immediate precursor of a supernova.
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Some astronomers and excitable members of the public have wondered if the star is about to explode as a supernova.
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Especially on a story like this one, which has gone from nothing to a supernova, news-wise, within four days.
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Obsidian just patched a bug that lets your companions "die" outside the hardcore Supernova mode — something that should be impossible.
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Mansi Kasliwal, Caltech assistant professor of astronomy, and graduate student Kishalay De observed the star's faint supernova, which quickly faded.
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Ronson spoke with pride about his handling of the "Shallow" supernova and Oscar campaign, almost marveling at his own maturity.
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Luckily, the universe is expanding, so the light from this distant supernova stretched into the optical wavelengths that astronomers could see.
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Comparing those times for a lot of type Ia supernova could act as a useful tool to measure the Hubble constant.
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What we do know is that at least some FRBs are not produced by catastrophic events, such as a supernova explosion.
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There are lots of other sky surveys attempting to do exactly what Buso did: to catch a supernova as it happens.
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Known as a Wolf-Rayet star system, it's poised to unleash a catastrophic gamma-ray burst when it finally goes supernova.
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Luckily, the galaxy in which the supernova occurred, called UGC 478, was part of the Kepler space telescope's galaxy-observing campaign.
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By the time the asymmetrical warfare went supernova in The New York Review of Books, the fight was really no match.
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As for Eta Carinae, the final show will happen when the system explodes into a supernova that eclipses the Great Eruption.
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Similarly, when we see a supernova go off in the sky, we're seeing an event that happened before humanity even existed.
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In September 2014, when astronomer Iair Arcavi found a new supernova in the night sky, he didn't think much of it.
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It's an event that kind of masquerades as a supernova, occurring in stars around 100 times the mass of our Sun.
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The object lit up in ultraviolet light and experienced a temperature increase—features that are not consistent with a supernova event.
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Whether it's a superbug pandemic tomorrow or a supernova sun in billions of years, one day, somehow, the apocalypse will arrive.
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Too close, and the radiation from a supernova could eat through our ozone layer, frying any squishy life forms beneath it.
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As more businesses try to modernize with tech products, Supernova could let them focus on their utility rather than computer science.
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Russell Westbrook, NBA star and human supernova, announced the birth of his first son in an adorable Instagram photo in May.
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The supernova remnant we're looking at this week, G54.1+0.3, has done just that—throwing off globs of gas and material.
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MM: It's Amy Lindberg who worked at General Magic, who's now at Docker, she talks about General Magic being a supernova.
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At an early age, child soccer supernova-turned-implosion Freddy Adu was consumed whole by the hype machine of U.S. soccer.
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The researchers initially thought this outburst was a star exploding in a supernova , but that explanation didn&apost match the data.
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A supernova is a rare and often dramatic phenomenon that involves the explosion of most of the material within a star.
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The image shows the ghost bubble from a supernova remnant, and on the left you'll notice a long streak of light.
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The image shows the ghost bubble from a supernova remnant, and on the left you'll notice a long streak of light.
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The two shades of gooey lip gloss are identical to the highlighter hues Supernova and the latest warm-golden shade, Mars.
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For instance, some models suggest that a supernova explosion or a pulsar — a rotating neutron star — pulse could create an FRB.
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Astronomers have spotted what is perhaps the most powerful supernova ever discovered, in a distant galaxy billions of light-years away.
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The supernova is so unequaled in scope that it could completely change how scientists think about such phenomena in the future.
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It helps that Justin Bieber, a veritable supernova of pop stardom, joined Fonsi for a remix that was released in April.
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The supernova — the final explosion of a dying star — was unlike the thousands of similar explosions that scientists have seen before.
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Midseason surges or collapses will happen, as will the odd Yoenis Cespedes Supernova Experience; that's the fun part of all this.
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Be clear, bad for our democracy, bad for the planet, but this stock and this company have a supernova business model.
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When they first observed supernova iPTF14hls in September 2014, astronomers at Las Cumbres Observatory in California thought it was perfectly normal.
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The music, supplied by the onstage DJ Supernova, pulses with life, and the cascading rhymes of the lyrics are often inspired.
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Indeed, Op Art went supernova in 22004, with the Modern's exhibition "The Responsive Eye" (even though the museum avoided the term).
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And if Betelgeuse burns down to an iron core, which won't fuse, that core could collapse rapidly, leading to a supernova.
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That means it could be brighter than the brightest stellar event ever recorded in history: a supernova in the year 1006.
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This is the most distant supernova that's been spectroscopically confirmed—that is, whose light spectrum has been analyzed to confirm its identity.
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Three hours of supernova photons streamed by before an old telescope perched on a mountain north of San Diego started snapping pics.
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Betelgeuse is the closest start that could explode into a supernova within the next million years and it's 652 light-years away.
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And, while Kendrick doesn't get to go supernova here—the anger is directed inwards, again, as it was so often on DAMN.
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"People are trying to understand supernova explosions, how supermassive black stars explode, how the elements were formed in supermassive stars," Thompson said.
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Pulsing has been observed in neutron stars, extremely dense objects formed by the gravitational collapse of a stellar remnant after a supernova.
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But besides the whole "nothing escapes from them" thing and the hugely destructive supernova preceding their birth, black holes are bad news.
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SUPERNOVA SPECS Chaval says that its gloves are tested to work in conditions as extreme as -503 degrees Fahrenheit (-28.9 degrees Celsius).
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That's the hallmark of a supernova, and the gas and debris produced in that so-called Great Eruption formed the Homonculus nebula.
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It looks like the site of a supernova, but now it's believed to be the result of a collision between two stars.
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Arp 299-B AT1 was discovered as part of a project that sought to detect supernova explosions in colliding pairs of galaxies.
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The album is said to also be preceded by a 12-inch, titled Virtual Emotion / Supernova, due in September on Alleviated Records.
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They think the unique star, described Thursday in the journal Science, was launched by an exploding supernova that didn't entirely destroy it.
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The end-Pliocene supernova coincided with the devastating Pliocene-Pleistocene extinction event that killed off one third of marine megafauna like Megalodon.
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An international team of astrophysicists has discovered the brightest supernova yet, briefly blazing fifty times brighter than the entire Milky Way galaxy.
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This self-collision compresses the star's core into a neutron star or a black hole, while generating explosions that produce a supernova.
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Scientists think this may be the first observation of a rare type of supernova that completely annihilates its star, leaving nothing behind.
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A normal supernova happens when massive stars (with at least eight times the mass of our sun) run out of hydrogen fuel.
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Dong and colleagues do not know what triggered the blast, which is more than twice as bright as any previously discovered supernova.
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Meanwhile, scientists have generally accepted that SN 1572 was a type Ia supernova, the kind that occurs in systems with two stars.
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The bullet lives at the edge of a massive expanding gas cloud serving as a shell surrounding the supernova remnant (SNR) W44.
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Once the white dwarf gobbled up as much material as it could hold, a thermonuclear explosion was triggered, resulting in a supernova.
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"The cosmic rays from the supernova would be getting down into the lower atmosphere—having an effect on the troposphere," said Melott.
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As the light fades and the supernova expands, it becomes more transparent, which will enable the researchers to take a closer look.
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"If we want to find more of these zombie supernova events, we'll need more robots to identify and study them," Konidaris said.
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That campaign, called K2, ran from 2014 until now, racking up observations of additional planets and 61 supernova explosions, among other things.
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But if it's the beginning of an era, then no, it's just the supernova that gives rise to all these other things.
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Older samples may reveal exactly when our solar system traveled into the supernova-enriched cloud it appears to find itself within now.
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The astronomers will continue observing this supernova to learn more about how it formed and how it could change in the future.
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"These observations are already in progress and we can't wait to see what other surprises this supernova has in store for us."
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In fact, the last supernova observed in the Milky Way galaxy was in the 17th century and was recorded by Johannes Kepler.
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" Dan Scolnic, a supernova cosmologist at Duke University, reaffirmed that "the evidence for dark energy from supernovas alone is significant and secure.
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"If you don't subtract that [motion], then it puts the same Doppler shift into the supernova data," Rubin explained in an interview.
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But there's no consensus on what these galactic dynamos are made of—whether it's supernova explosions, interstellar gas, or just the galaxies themselves.
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It turns out that, at least according to their calculations, these white dwarfs could reignite in a supernova-like explosion, generating heavier elements.
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Image: NASAIn terms of what's going on, the researchers say the star had a kind of near-death experience prior to going supernova.
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"We've never seen a supernova do that before," Arcavi, an observational astronomer at UC Santa Barbara and Las Cumbres Observatory, tells The Verge.
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But even the best theories don't quite match what astronomers observed, so the origins of this supernova still remain something of a mystery.
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They can even map out where supernova explosions occurred in the galaxy, to get a better idea of the universe that once was.
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Elan Gale, the executive co-producer for the show, once shared a series of photos from Bachelor supernova Ashley Iaconetti selling Hello Fresh.
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Neutron stars are the collapsed leftovers of particular types of supernova involving stars with eight or more times the mass of the sun.
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"Eta Carinae is what we call a supernova impostor," Megan Kiminki, a graduate student at the University of Arizona, said in a statement.
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"The branches of glowing material are most likely molecular gas that was pummeled by a shockwave generated by the supernova," NASA officials said.
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"We think that we could exclude other suggested hypotheses for such increases, such as supernova explosions or gamma ray bursts," Muscheler told Gizmodo.
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Still, for the first time in nearly a decade, his supernova talents likely won't be enough to catapult his team into the finals.
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Originally titled with the codename X-Men: Supernova, Dark Phoenix will hopefully give us more of the details we crave about Turner's character.
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Cain and Hatcher — who was also decked out in safety gear — are currently touring Australia for the Supernova Comic Con and Gaming Expo.
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The magnetar's rapid spin may be providing the energy the supernova needs to produce such spectacular brightness for a sustained period of time.
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Some scientists think another, dimmer type of supernova called a type 1ax starts the same way, but only ruptures part of the star.
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But this particular supernova, called SN 2013fs, was spotted early on October 6, 2013 by the California-based Intermediate Palomar Transient Factory (iPTF).
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Studies like this strengthen our understanding of the very final stages of massive stars, showing that [are] hints of the coming supernova explosion.
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But almost 450 years ago, it was the source of surprise: A bright flash, Tycho's supernova, or "SN 1572" as scientists call it.
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Bill Gross, a veteran bond manager at Janus Capital, warned recently that negative yields were a "supernova" that would explode at some point.
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But this particular supernova, called SN 2013fs, was spotted early on October 6, 2013 by the California-based Intermediate Palomar Transient Factory (iPTF).
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"If this is the first pulsational pair instability supernova, we need to figure out why it doesn't look exactly as predicted," Arcavi said.
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The décor feels very den-of-sin, with its Hieronymous Bosch-inspired murals and a gloriously hellish red electric supernova covering the ceiling.
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The last time terrestrial detectors monitored a supernova was in 1987, when a star in a smaller galaxy orbiting the Milky Way detonated.
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The objects could also be the first evidence ever of "failed supernovae": stars that collapsed directly into black holes, without any supernova explosion.
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In the theoretical event of a failed supernova, a dying star would skip the explosion and collapse almost immediately into a black hole.
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You need a far more powerful event, involving something like a neutron star (the dense remnant of a supernova) or a black hole.
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"At the end of the life of the merged star, a supernova explosion will likely produce a magnetar," Schneider said in an email.
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Richardson agrees with Zavell and Supernova that reparations should address the economic disenfranchisement of black and Latino communities created by the drug wars.
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This supernova exploded long ago, but the heart of the dead neutron star still beats, issuing pulses of energy 333,500 light-years from Earth.
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This is the fourth type 1a supernova spotted in a Kepler survey yet, and it's the closest and brightest with the most precise data.
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Their observations show that the remnants of the supernova continue to expand, and have more recently have begun to fade in the southeastern portion.
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"As it fades, it's also becoming more transparent, allowing us to see further inside the supernova than we were able to before," Arcavi explained.
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Today, all that's left of the supernova is a cloud inside the constellation Taurus with a central, rapidly spinning neutron star called a pulsar.
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When a Type II-P supernova explodes, its brightness rises, plateaus (hence the "P") for about 100 days and then declines until it's over.
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You're looking at 1E 0102.2-7219, the remnants of a supernova in one our Milky Way's closest neighbors, the Small Magellanic Cloud dwarf galaxy.
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Located in the Veil Nebula, it is one of the main visual elements of a supernova remnant, whose source exploded around 8,000 years ago.
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That said, if you're familiar with the original stick formulations, then you'll know that Supernova is surprisingly versatile for being, well, a lilac highlighter.
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And, after a supernova explosion has blown off much of the stellar material, what remains often becomes a neutron star or a black hole.
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According to his obituary from the NASA Astrophysics Data System, Haro's discoveries were not limited to stars: He also found a supernova and comet.
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Initially, the group set out to observe the molecular gas around a supernova remnant called W44, located 10,000 lightyears away from our solar system.
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A type 1a supernova is a binary star in which a small, dense object called a white dwarf pulls material from a larger companion.
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"This is a big star that will go supernova one day," paper author and astronomer Iain McDonald from the University of Manchester told Gizmodo.
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In 2015, astronomers participating in the the All Sky Automated Survey for SuperNovae (ASAS-SN) witnessed what they thought was an unusually bright supernova.
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Neither Harbour or Sudol have appeared on each other's Instagram feeds, which is odd for Harbour, who's a bit of a social media supernova.
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Veil Nebula Supernova RemnantImage: NASA, ESA, and the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA)Is there anything more breathtaking than this Lisa Frank-looking nebula?
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"By mapping the very early stages, right when the supernova rises, you can look at how the shape of the star changes," Barclay said.
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This supernova remnant, known as HBH 24.5, is one of the largest in the Milky Way galaxy and measures about 20103 light-years across.
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Imagine a magnetar, a city-sized neutron star forged in a supernova only a few years or decades earlier, its surface roiling and churning.
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As for Melott's hypothesis that the single supernova 2.6 million years ago led directly to extinctions, he points to a few lines of evidence.
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Massive stars in these galaxies produce outflows of gas and create supernova explosions , which release large amounts of energy and stellar material into space.
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Joe's attitude of perpetual nonplussment achieved supernova when he was dealt to Brooklyn, a franchise that was hilariously going through puberty and euthanasia simultaneously.
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Most supernova bubbles tend to only last a few thousand years, so when scientists find one intact like this, it's a rare astronomical treat.
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The LME aluminium price went supernova at the same time, three-month metal soaring to a near 7-year high of $2,718 per tonne.
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Scientists have snagged the earliest observations of a supernova ever captured, taken only three hours after a dying star began its fatally explosive finale.
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Supernova, C.A. Higgins C.A. Higgins' debut novel Lightless was set in the depths of the solar system aboard an experimental spaceship that developed sentience.
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"ASASSN-15lh is the most powerful supernova discovered in human history," astronomer Subo Dong, co-author of the new study, said in a statement.
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In the 27 years since Luke watched twin suns set on his moisture-farming boyhood, the franchise has gone supernova, expanding every which way.
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In a tweet on Thursday, Janus Capital's Bill Gross warned the pile of negative-yielding bonds was a "supernova that will explode one day".
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In fact, the anomaly was 10 to 100 times brighter than the average supernova, and it flared and disappeared quicker than other star explosions.
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If the supernova, known as ASASSN-151h, is at the center of its galaxy it could have been triggered by a massive black hole.
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But if he does it as a guest on your track, you'd best look alive because your music career is about to go supernova.
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"This might be the first time we've seen a supernova like this simply because we couldn't have gotten observations like these before," Arcavi added.
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I went from sobbing to supernova in about two seconds, enraged by his presumption that surging female hormones were responsible for my emotional distress.
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Parks tells me that the goal of her Supernova collective is to help women and minorities figure out cannabis' new legal and political ecosystem.
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The first three people to find a previously unknown supernova will also be credited when researchers report their findings to the International Astronomical Union.
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If the missing objects have nothing to do with aliens, the scientists think they may have discovered the first evidence of a "failed supernova."
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"I've been concentrating on imaging some of the nebulae and supernova remnants that are not often seen," Martin Heigan said of his recent photography.
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An early flashback shows that Picard was a god of sorts here when he was leading the effort to rescue Romulans from the supernova.
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And up towards the top of the image is 1987A, a supernova spotted in the year it's named for that has been well-studied.
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Those were the years now known as the Western U.S. Energy Crisis, when California was hit by blackouts and wholesale power prices went supernova.
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So this die-off may not have been a mass extinction caused by an event such as a supernova, as previous research has suggested.
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And you can bet that scientists will continue studying the crap out of this supernova to try and understand these chaotic events more generally.[ApJ]
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Moreover, Arcavi hopes that long-term coordinated telescope surveys, like the one that resulted in the new study, will detect other oddball supernova like iPTF14hls.
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With Type II-P supernovas, the "progenitor" star contains enough hydrogen in its outer shells to get ionized by the supernova shockwave and turn opaque.
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This supernova remnant is especially well-studied, but that hasn't stopped astronomers from continuing to find new surprises, like the neutron star at its center.
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By comparing real-time images of the sky to reference images, the telescope system can automatically spot changes in luminosity that suggest a supernova occurred.
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Eventually, this star will go supernova, expelling its stellar material back into the cosmos where it will fuel the next generation of stars and planets.
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You can see the short burst of brightness in the graph below, which occurs before the steady increase associated with the growth of the supernova.
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So any traces of 60Fe found in that sediment would constitute a kind of biogenic signature of a supernova event, preserved in the fossil record.
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But for whatever collapse people have been expecting, Rose went supernova for the Timberwolves, dropping his 50 on 19-of-31 shooting from the field.
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Arguably, these two notions guide much of the "wellness" ideasphere, but the anti-vax movement has always seemed to be a supernova of those ideas.
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Yet when the researchers examined the data, they didn't find a single supernova that exhibited an increase in brightness indicative of a primordial black hole.
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While Supernova looked like the highlighter of choice for an alien who calls the Moon home, the newest shade, Mars, is almost the polar opposite.
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The Hubble Space Telescope will observe the star's host galaxy later this year, telling scientist more about the type of environment the supernova is in.
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It was the middle of June, a few weeks before the arrival of free agency, and James Harden, Houston's franchise supernova, was also in attendance.
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In a supernova explosion, certain nickel isotopes (56Ni) will first decay into cobalt isotopes (56Co) and then again into a more stable iron isotope (56Fe).
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It takes longer to decay than 56Co, providing extra energy to the supernova, that could kick in about 2-3 years after the initial explosion.
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Ferro-silicon trading on China's Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange went supernova over the course of August with price, volumes and open interest rocketing to record highs.
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There are no existing theories that can fully explain this supernova, pulsational pair instability is our best guess, but it might be something completely new.
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Produced by radioactive decays of other particles, they are flooding us from nuclear reactions in the sun, distant supernova explosions and even the Big Bang.
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But this failed supernova has its own unique story to tell, revealing how massive white dwarf stars can become and survive to tell the tale.
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They could collapse directly into black holes when their brief violent lives were over without the benefit of a supernova explosion or other cosmic fireworks.
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The star, estimated to weigh as much as 25 suns had been brightening since 2009 and was presumably on its way to being a supernova.
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So, as exciting as the prospect of getting such a close view of a supernova is for astronomers, this outcome is improbable during our lifetime.
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Usually, a supernova explosion occurs after a massive star (those with at least eight times the mass of our sun) runs out of hydrogen fuel.
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When NBA supernova LeBron James signed a deal to join the Los Angeles Lakers in the summer of 2018, he again shifted the league's course.
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The solar sail has the advantage of simplicity—for a megastructure concept, that is—but it would probably be too slow to dodge a supernova.
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The European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope spied evidence indicating more than a hundred thousand supernova explosions caused by a giant burst of star formation.
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Scientists have subsequently theorized that they're the glowing remnant of a gamma-ray burst (a massive explosion produced by a collapsing star that gives birth to a black hole), a supernova fueled by a magnetar (a neutron star with a powerful magnetic field), or a failed Type Ia supernova (in which a white dwarf star sucks up material from a nearby star, eventually causing it to explode).
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When he looked at his images, he realized he'd captured a potential supernova—an enormous flash of light an energy bursting off of a distant star.
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So for Apep to pose a threat, it would not only have to go supernova, it would also have to be pointed in our general direction.
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Discrete gamma-ray sources include pulsar wind nebulae and supernova remnants within our galaxy, as well as distant galaxies called blazars powered by supermassive black holes.
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Basically, the gas and the supernova deaths of the first wave of stars could have caused further star formation and the oxygen signal the scientists observed.
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Still, Burton hasn't made a good movie since Ed Wood and Will Smith has seen his formerly supernova-star turn into something of a red dwarf.
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Supernova, a startup operating out of Prague in the Czech Republic, is on a mission to accelerate the app development workflow of mobile designers and developers.
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"I want to free up developers to spend more time on the interesting stuff," he tells me before launching into an impressive demo of Supernova Studio.
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Now that Adele has descended from her perch at No. 1 on the Billboard singles and album charts, there may be room for another pop supernova.
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All these unique traits make the discovery extra exciting for astronomers, since the four supernova images can be used to learn more about our expanding Universe.
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That's when it clicked: the galaxy had magnified the light of the supernova, making it 50 times brighter than normal and easier to spot from Earth.
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Unlike electromagnetic radiation or neutrinos, gravitational waves from a supernova could tell astronomers how the dense matter within a star was swirling around as it exploded.
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"By studying and following the emission of the Crab, we get a ringside seat for understanding how young neutron stars and supernova remnants develop," Summers said.
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"We have to do something big," Casaleggio told the group, according to a book that Canestrari later cowrote about the origins of Five Star, called Supernova.
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This isotope is thought to arise either from oxygen or carbon breaking up from increased solar energy, or from low-mass stars exploding in a supernova.
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However, recent observations of Nova Vul 1670 reveal that what killed this star was no ordinary supernova death, but rather a much more unusual stellar collision.
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The two ran simulations of gas movements in the universe acted on by gravity, light, supernova explosions and all the forces that move matter in space.
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The scientists then theorized that the object could be a supernova — the super explosion of a star that creates an extremely brilliant flash as it unfolds.
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One star exploded, creating the iron-60; then a blast wave from a second supernova accelerated the metal up to near light speed, according to Israel.
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Every time that I got to a concept like a supernova or a black hole or a quasar, I'd need a whole paragraph to explain it.
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In order for these neutron stars to form in the first place, there was a supernova when the universe was young: about 2 billion years old.
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In a new interview with Montreality, the human supernova goes very deep into his many passions while also providing a brief update on that Kanye album.
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"violence of a predatory and consumerist economic system" that threatens all of creation—nowhere more critically than in the supernova of life that is the Amazon
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"If there's a supernova, a star that collapses into itself and turns into a black hole," Dr Yoshi Uchida of Imperial College London told Business Insider.
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"You can pull out all kinds of details about the inner death throes of neutron stars, and supernova and so forth and so on," said Shoemaker.
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If this iron-60-rich dust is still raining down onto Earth, then we could be passing through a dust cloud left over from this supernova.
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And according to the research team, led by Harvard University graduate student Sebastian Gomez, this could be the most massive star ever observed undergoing a supernova.
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You can set your watch to what happens to Stella's best friend (Moises Arias), also a patient, and the last act is a supernova of shamelessness.
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The star was in a spiral galaxy 22 million light-years away that is nicknamed the "Fireworks Galaxy" because so many supernova explosions happen in it.
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When the supernova happens, it will appear as bright as the full moon in our sky and remain that way for weeks before declining in brightness.
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When that supernova happens, it will appear as bright as the full moon in our sky and remain that way for weeks before declining in brightness.
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With hits like "Champagne Supernova" and "Wonderwall" these brothers, along with the various bandmates they've had over the years, are some of Britain's most recognizable musicians.
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The problem is that our capacity to adapt is being outpaced by a "supernova," built from three ever faster things: technology, the market and climate change.
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I awoke in a cold sweat and couldn't get back to sleep, and that's when the germ of the idea for Supernova Era first took shape.
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A supernova located at a given distance away (indicated by its brightness) will appear significantly less redshifted than it would in a universe without dark energy.
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Because of this, a supernova in a relatively "clean," dust-free region looks especially blue, since there's less dust that would otherwise absorb its blue light.
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Until the first repeating signals were found, one theory was that they were caused by catastrophic events of some kind — a star going supernova, for example.
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They are formed by the supernova explosion of a massive star as it reaches the end of its lifespan and detonates its remaining fuel in spectacular fashion.
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"The x-rays are from the hottest and most violent places in the universe," like the instant after a supernova, the explosive collapse of a massive star.
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"Contrary to other collaboration solutions, Supernova Cloud allows users to review real, working apps which are ready to be immediately converted to code, without compromise," explains Třečák.
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But now, astronomers have taken a closer look at this "supernova" with the Hubble Space Telescope, and they say that it wasn't an exploding star after all.
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A wealth of science After a star explodes in a fiery supernova death, it can leave behind a core of packed-together neutrons called a neutron star .
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When digging through archived telescope data, Arcavi and his team found another supernova that had exploded in essentially the same spot in the sky back in 1954.
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Using a process called inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry, the device then identifies the shaving's atomic makeup by the light it emits, like a tiny, dying supernova.
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He thinks the radio waves originate many years after a supernova or gamma ray burst has occurred, and the remnants have settled into a magnetic neutron star.
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But such events are exceptionally rare, and the odds of a star going supernova at precisely the exact moment when it's closest to Earth is astronomically high.
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"This emission may be coming from gas in one of the neighboring star-forming regions, excited by powerful particles emitted by the supernova blast," NASA officials said.
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They have no idea what the Cow is or where it came from or why, but it's at least 10 times brighter than any supernova ever recorded.
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Astronomers think it happened anywhere between 80,000 and 1 million years ago, and these markers stretch 150 light years across—among the largest supernova remnants ever discovered.
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Among the astral objects in the cluster, known as RCW 38, are many massive stars due to end their lives in the great death of a supernova.
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Embracing the 28- year-old Latina supernova who is running for Congress to replace long-time Democrat leader Joe Crowley in New York's 14th district carries risks.
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This object is widely studied thanks to interest in spinning pulsars and their behavior and the fact that it's a supernova remnant whose source we know about.
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"John was such a supernova in his youth that we forget that he was only beginning to fully assert his gifts as a director," the statement continued.
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Sediment cores show two spikes of these radioactive particles, which are associated with supernovae, 2.6 million years ago (the "end-Pliocene supernova") and eight million years ago.
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The astronomers realized that the fast, bright blue event was no normal supernova, an increasingly bright star that explodes and ejects most of its mass before dying.
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"This was an incredibly luminous event, brighter than almost any supernova we've ever seen before," said Daniel Perley, assistant professor of astronomy at Liverpool John Moores University.
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Still, the characteristics of the recently observed explosion don't quite align with scientists' expectations for this type of supernova, so they're not quite sure what they saw.
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Although the light from a supernova will radiate for years, astronomers predict there will be a sharp reduction in brightness about 500 days following the initial explosion.
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She came to the event, put on by Supernova Women, because she's interested in the changing laws that could allow her to distribute her weed to dispensaries.
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That triggers a burst of star formation and then a subsequent burst of supernova explosions as the most massive of these stars quickly burn out and die.
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We establish several new characters, the central conflict and the circumstances which led to the conflict; in this case, Picard's efforts to rescue Romulus from the supernova.
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This star lives on for a while, but eventually explodes in a colossal supernova that transforms it into the strongest type of magnet in the entire universe.
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Neutron stars are small, about the size of a city, but are extremely heavy, the compact remains of a larger star that died in a supernova explosion.
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Red novas: A bright alternative to a supernovaCatching a supernova would be a rare and amazing sight: such explosions can shine more brightly than an entire galaxy.
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" After shouting out Leshurr, RAYE and DJ Jamz Supernova, she went on: "it's a joy to be able to put it all that talent in one place.
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