... ROTSE caught just such an explosion on November 17, 1998. ... a second or less, the cloud from the explosion took over thirty minutes to dissipate ... Yet in the animation the dramatic explosion looks like it only takes a few seconds! ...
... Besides scaring the residents, the explosion was sensed by a Los Alamos detector which was designed to "hear" nuclear explosions, but can also be used to listen for large meteors. ...
... cool, except that the violence of the explosion actually changes the nature of the ... we see is the what's left of the tremendous explosion that spelled doom for the star ...
... we are at the center of a gigantic explosion that made all the galaxies blow outward ... this started some time ago in a huge explosion, we call the event the "Big Bang ...
... shockingly violent place, fraught with explosions, supersonic travel, radiation and ... are accelerated outwards by the force of the explosion, and after time they cool and ...
... The explosion itself sends the outer layers of a very large star screaming outwards ... sense: it means they are closer to the explosion, and were more likely to get hit ...
... the light we see is due to the explosion interacting with the outer part of the star ... star does have that thick layer, the core explosion has to fight its way through it ... So the more energetic explosions probably aren't the brightest ones! ...
... we are at the center of a gigantic explosion that made all the galaxies blow outward ... this started some time ago in a huge explosion, we call the event the "Big Bang ...
... Is the earth protected against the radiation from that explosion? ... A few years ago, there was a theory that perhaps the dinosaurs were killed off by the effects of an explosion of a nearby star. ...