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So studying supernova remnants, like the Crab Nebula, allowed astronomers to firmly conclude that the vast majority of oxygen on earth was produced by supernova explosions over the history of the universe.
So every bit of you, or at least the majority of it, came from one of these supernova explosions.
But now you know that we also inhale the waste products of supernova explosions.
And we put that wall around the World Church of God, and also used the characters and vehicles and explosions that are offered in the video games for the army.
It's a heavy element produced in thermonuclear explosions of supernovae.
Perhaps we even think that maybe supernova explosions trigger formations of planets and stars.
This was considered as first evidence that actually black holes come from supernovae explosions.
Atmospheric explosions, or full combustion, takes about 15,000 times longer than what happens in your car.
Like those big explosions, sparks, are from a little comb jelly, and there's krill and other kinds of crustaceans, and jellyfish.
It was made in stars like that, locked away and then returned to the universe in explosions like that in order to recondense into planets, stars, new solar systems and, indeed, people like us.
And they certainly didn't intend to describe the mechanics of supernova explosions, which eventually told us where the building blocks of life were synthesized in the universe.
I usually much prefer French movies over American ones, with explosions and car chases, but this movie was very disappointing.
But whilst there is no shortage of fisticuffs, gun fights and explosions, the quality is just not there.
This is Boll's first pure action movie, and news flash people, action movies aren't too hard to make because for a basic action flick all you need is explosions and gun battles scattered around a flimsy plot, and hey, Mr. Boll succeeds in doing that.
And we also fully expect that nothing -- bullets, explosions, electrocution, nothing -- can kill Skeleton Man until there is one minute left in the movie and we need to find a way to tie things up neatly.
The special effects aren't bad, but it's nothing spectacular as I was expecting big explosions and perhaps the eiffel tower crumbling down until I realized that those kind of scenes were in The Mummy and this is Belhpegor.
And apparently massive atomic explosions off the coast of Spain doesn't make anyone ask any questions at all.
I think this movie was made backwards, first they shoot a whole lot of scenes and action, and explosions, and then the story-writers got to work trying to find a story to tie all scenes up together.
Lots of fake explosions and repetitive shootings ensue.
There are no interesting special effects to redeem this disaster, but lots of fires, explosions, a gratuitous sex scene, etc.
And then there's another thing that always kind of bothers me with this type of films: it doesn't matter how many dynamite-induced explosions take place in the middle of a pack of some 50 horses, never mind how many shots are being fired at the rabble on top of them, only the crooks get killed and the nags always go their way rejoicing in one piece.
Keep in mind that this is a movie where they obviously spent INSANE amounts of cash on explosions and not enough on acting or anything else for that matter.
The explosions look boring.
You add one teaspoon of martial arts, and a zip of explosions and gunfire for the taste.
Particularly the final twenty minutes are a complete "orgy" of gunfire, explosions and executions realized through improvised homemade measures.
We'll get the cheapest 'actors' we can find, we'll have my mentally challenged cousin write the script, and we'll spend the budget on a bunch of explosions.
Why the terrorists would choose a Stanley Cup final to carry out their operation and why, despite many explosions around them, the audience inside the hockey stadium is oblivious to the situation, are unanswerable questions.
The plot of this boils down to Ah-nuld versus Satan, and what I remember most about the movie is a lot of explosions, gunfire, blood, noise, and let's not forget that flammable satanic urine.
Space battles with cool as heck explosions and everyone shooting at each other.
and enough of the pointless and slightly boring gun fights, if you're going to do them, do it with some style, not just loads of explosions and inept guards falling down.
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