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And for a brilliant month, one supernova explosion can be brighter than an entire galaxy containing billions of stars.
And this dramatic bounce, which happens in a fraction of a second or so, is responsible for ejecting the rest of the star in all directions, ultimately forming a supernova explosion.
This implies that somewhere in the universe, there's a supernova explosion every second or so.
Various civilizations recorded these supernova explosions long before the telescope was invented.
The most famous of all of them is probably the supernova explosion that gave rise to the Crab Nebula.
Korean and Chinese astronomers recorded this supernova in 1054, as did, almost certainly, Native Americans.
This supernova happened about 5,600 light-years away from earth.
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.
And we can estimate that in order to assemble all the atoms of oxygen in our body, it took on the order of a 100 million supernova.
So every bit of you, or at least the majority of it, came from one of these supernova explosions.
Imagine that we're in the Milky Way, and a supernova happens.
But now you know that we also inhale the waste products of supernova explosions.
It is certain that that oxygen [atom] remembers that it was in the interior of a star and it was probably manufactured by a supernova explosion.
Which started in the heavens in a supernova explosion, and continues today, within the confines of our humanity.
The only conclusion we could make from this is clear evidence that there was a supernova explosion in this system, which polluted the atmosphere of this star.
So, if a star starts its life off with much more mass than the mass of the Sun, it's going to end its life by exploding and leaving behind these beautiful supernova remnants that we see here.
And inside that supernova remnant is going to be a little black hole that has a mass roughly three times the mass of the Sun.
That's a Type Ia supernova explosion.
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.
Falling into it the day it goes supernova and explodes... ludicrous.
They dock onto a ludicrously enormous spacecraft that is orbiting a supernova star.
In the end, all 3 Trek characters are saved mere minutes before the Beta Niobe star around Sarpeidon goes supernova.
Lighting is either brown, or supernova.
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