https://www.reddit.com/r/jameswebbdiscoveries/comments/157mgyy/webb_sn_1987a_self_processed/supernova star rather than looking elsewhere to put Sun and planets together.
In 1990, I was working on the geometry of stellar evolution and that, in terms of density/volume balances, a star would produce to larger outer boundary rings representing the complete mass of a star along with a smaller intersecting ring.
In May 1994, the first images from Hubble of the post-supernova star appeared and I was flabbergasted to see the structure so always keep an eye out for further developments.
The supernova event as a transition phase of stellar evolution, at least certain supernovas, may give rise to the birth of a solar system rather than the demise of a star. The components of a solar system may be contained within the antecedent
https://www.reddit.com/r/jameswebbdiscoveries/comments/157mgyy/webb_sn_1987a_self_processed/supernova star rather than looking elsewhere to put Sun and planets together.
In 1990, I was working on the geometry of stellar evolution and that, in terms of density/volume balances, a star would produce to larger outer boundary rings representing the complete mass of a star along with a smaller intersecting ring.
In May 1994, the first images from Hubble of the post-supernova star appeared and I was flabbergasted to see the structure so always keep an eye out for further developments.
The supernova event as a transition phase of stellar evolution, at least certain supernovas, may give rise to the birth of a solar system rather than the demise of a star. The components of a solar system may be contained within the antecedent
On Sun, 23 Jul 2023 16:16:17 -0700 (PDT), Gerald Kelleher <kellehe...@gmail.com> wrote:supernova star rather than looking elsewhere to put Sun and planets together.
https://www.reddit.com/r/jameswebbdiscoveries/comments/157mgyy/webb_sn_1987a_self_processed/
In 1990, I was working on the geometry of stellar evolution and that, in terms of density/volume balances, a star would produce to larger outer boundary rings representing the complete mass of a star along with a smaller intersecting ring.
In May 1994, the first images from Hubble of the post-supernova star appeared and I was flabbergasted to see the structure so always keep an eye out for further developments.
The supernova event as a transition phase of stellar evolution, at least certain supernovas, may give rise to the birth of a solar system rather than the demise of a star. The components of a solar system may be contained within the antecedent
It will be interesting to see whethe or not the imminent supernova
exposion of Betelgeuse results in a new solar system. By "imminent" I
mean sometime in the future.
On Sun, 23 Jul 2023 16:16:17 -0700 (PDT), Gerald Kelleher ><kelleher.gerald@gmail.com> wrote:supernova star rather than looking elsewhere to put Sun and planets together. >>
https://www.reddit.com/r/jameswebbdiscoveries/comments/157mgyy/webb_sn_1987a_self_processed/
In 1990, I was working on the geometry of stellar evolution and that, in terms of density/volume balances, a star would produce to larger outer boundary rings representing the complete mass of a star along with a smaller intersecting ring.
In May 1994, the first images from Hubble of the post-supernova star appeared and I was flabbergasted to see the structure so always keep an eye out for further developments.
The supernova event as a transition phase of stellar evolution, at least certain supernovas, may give rise to the birth of a solar system rather than the demise of a star. The components of a solar system may be contained within the antecedent
It will be interesting to see whethe or not the imminent supernova
exposion of Betelgeuse results in a new solar system. By "imminent" I
mean sometime in the future.
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