Examples of using Supernova explosion in English and their translations into Arabic
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Supernova explosions are very extreme.
Collapsing and illuminating the galaxy in a supernova explosion.
These supernova explosions signal the demise of very massive stars.
And some stars die spectacularly in a supernova explosion.
Supernova explosions are so bright, we can see them across the entire universe.
But the interior collapse that triggers a supernova explosion takes only seconds.
During a regular supernova explosion, gravity crushes a star's core into a neutron star.
They are atomicnuclei that are accelerated to high speed in a supernova explosion.
And some stars die spectacularly in a supernova explosion, leaving remnants like that.
The planets that havebeen found… must have formed after the supernova explosion.
When a core crushes down just before a supernova explosion, the atoms inside it are broken up.
That star formationmay be a very important part of these supernova explosions.
Perhaps we even think that maybe supernova explosions trigger formations of planets and stars.
A supernova explosion at a distance of 26 light years will reduce the ozone column density by half.
This implies that somewhere in the universe, there's a supernova explosion every second or so.
Our true mother died in a supernova explosion to give birth to the elements which made up our body.
This is a galaxy about 55 million light years away from Earth,but this is a supernova explosion in that galaxy.
(Laughter) Which started in the heavens in a supernova explosion, and continues today, within the confines of our humanity.
A supernova explosion triggers a chain of events that will eventually create the Earth the formation of our solar system.
Scientists, when they tried to simulate a supernova explosion in a computer, had a problem.
The vast majority of oxygen in the universe wasindeed produced over the entire history of the universe in these supernova explosions.
We scientists used to believe that after a supernova explosion, a star would literally blow itself to bits, and there would be nothing left.
There's one of these things in the center of theCrab Nebula… a place where there was a supernova explosion about 1,000 years ago.
And for a brilliant month, one supernova explosion can be brighter than an entire galaxy containing billions of stars.
If you open any one of these books and flip to the page that tells you where gold came from,it will tell you that gold came from supernova explosions.
(Laughter) And today, I want to take you on a journey that starts in a supernova explosion and ends with the air that we're breathing right now.
Shklovsky proposed that cosmic rays from supernova explosions within 300 light years of the sun could have been responsible for some of the mass extinctions of life on earth.
Still others suggest that maybe this is something that formedduring the death throes of a star, perhaps during a supernova explosion, as planetary material got shredded.
Second, all the elements that had been accumulating in the core of the star, like carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, iron,as well as all of those formed in the supernova explosion, are ejected in to interstellar space where they mix with the gas that's already there.
This was considered as firstevidence that actually black holes come from supernovae explosions.