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The modeling of white dwarf stars that fail to detonate can be directly connected to the new class of very dim supernova explosions, according to Jordan and his team.
FORBES: When A Supernova ... Fizzles
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As plans for deep space exploration ramp up, radiation is a big concern from high-energy galactic cosmic rays spewed by distant supernova explosions to sporadic bursts of charged particles hurled by the sun.
NPR: Astronauts Face Radiation Threat On Long Mars Trip
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Rather, they're created inside stellar cores, implying that gas giants had a hard time forming until multiple generations of stars had been born, died and spread their innards throughout the cosmos in massive supernova explosions.
MSN: Alien Earths may be plentiful in our Milky Way galaxy