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Stars and hydrogen
A stars source of energy comes from hydrogen. Stars with less hydrogen are brighter, and as hydrogen is consumed stars expand. -
What are supernovae?
Supernovae are the transition from an ordinary star to a neutron star. -
Levdavdovich
Lezdavdovich shows that there is a limit to the sixe of dense objects in space of about 1.5 solar masses. -
Latest supernova
It was close enough to be seen without a telescope, and scientists were able to learn about the progenitor star before it exploded. -
Chandra
chandra X-ray observaory was made, it uses the x-rays from very hot regions of space to detect black holes, supernovae and other galaxies. -
New Supernova
A new supernova came into existance 21 light years away. The discovery of the supernova is letting scientists learn more about the early development of supernovae. -
Deathstar 20192E
A new kind of satellite has been made by Poisson Science and Teachnology that allows astronomers to get right next to supernovae. -
Everlasting energy
Scientists have found a wat to take the energy from a supernova blast and use it to run electricity. The president says, "One giant step for man and an even bigger step for the future of the world". The amount of energy captured by a supernova is approximatley the same as ten octillion times the amount of a nuclear bomb.
