... caused by a local energy input, such as a supernova explosion, was ruled out. Further analysis of CO-0.40-0.22 using simulations of...stellar-mass black holes that are formed after the explosions of very massive stars and supermassive black holes (SMBH...
...major dust producers in the Galaxy: red giant stars, explosive supernovae, and novae,” said the leading author, Dr.... conditions in stellar outflows compared to more violent stellar explosions? What types of environments did the grains encounter on...
...energy involved in such a process results in a supernova explosion. Some neutron stars turn into rapidly rotating stars that... debated but it thought to be the result of an asymmetric explosion of the supernova. Over 80% of observed massive O and B stars...
...ray burst (GRB) – an event classed as one of the most violent explosions in the Universe. GRB’s are somewhat of an enigma; much is known about...more about the the physical processes involved in the explosion behind GRB 110715A and the medium in which ...
...three-dimensional model so that the public can ‘see’ a supernova explosion in as much detail as they possibly can. Just over three ...the imagination of all those fascinated by the titanic explosion of a dying star. Observations of the supernova remnant...
... the long-standing idea that double neutron-star mergers eject radioactive material as part of a low-luminosity explosive event known as a kilonova. This material is rich in neutrons and the ejecta undergoes rapid neutron capture nucleosynthesis...