...three major dust producers in the Galaxy: red giant stars, explosive supernovae, and novae,” said the leading author, Dr. Ann Nguyen, Jacobs ...with the mineral enstatite were also analysed (one from a supernova and the other from a red giant star) and ...
.... Again, the previous culprit to explain the formation of atoms with a proton count greater than 26 fell to that of a supernova, as the energy and amount of neutrons released as the core collapses drives the necessary fusion reactions to create...
... forward either. For this latter scenario to occur it would mean that two neutron stars from two supernova explosions found themselves sufficiently close together before spiralling inwards and merging. “At the beginning of my career, astronomers...
... the 7 billion dots down to 22 million “transient” objects by removing any that were present on multiple nights, such as supernovas, stars, and galaxies. To anticipate where those objects might appear next in the night sky, Bernardinelli traced...
...features crop up a lot in astronomical images; planetary nebula, supernova remnants, a protoplanetary disc or a star-forming galaxy seen ... as possible contenders. These include, artefacts, supernova remnants, galactic planetary nebula and lobes from ...
... just by solar radiation but by cosmic radiation originating from the nuclear reactions in stars, from novae and supernovae and even pulsars. Recent experience and scientific studies suggest there are dangers from cosmic radiation...