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Dilana Gets Dressing Down Dilana has been the frontrunner on this season of Rockstar: Supernova. She's obviously a fan fave. Or was until last night's public dressing down by Dave Navarro. rockstar • supernova • dave navarro • dilana • rockstar: supernova
Supernovae Advance Models of Stellar Evolution Images of recent supernovae have enabled astronomers to identify the precursor stars of these explosions, overturning accepted theories of the evolution of massive stars. supernovae • new supernova • supernova stars • supernova image • hubble space telescope
Double Supernova Seen A NASA satellite has spied two supernova bursting in one galaxy in less than a month. double supernova • swift • nasa • galaxy • hercules
Crab Nebula Supernova Observations The supernova that formed the Crab Nebula in 1054 was observed by the ancient Chinese, but there are no known western observations. crab nebula supernova • july 4 1054 • chinese • anasazi • chaco canyon
The Crab Nebula Supernova 1054 AD On July 4, 1054 the supernova that formed the Crab Nebula occurred in the constellation Taurus. It was bright enough to be visible in the daytime for nearly a month. crab nebula supernova • july 4 1054 • supernova • stellar explosion • chinese
Mystery of the 1054 Supernova Theories abound for the lack of European documentary evidence for the Supernova of 1054. But are any of them true? supernova • supernovae • comet • 1006 supernova • 1054 supernova
More coolness!!! A great new image site, access to Creed's image collection, magazine reviews and more! entertainment • image • pic • picture • movie
Biggest Supernova Discovered Scientists discover a "pair-instability supernova" that is the largest and brightest stellar explosion ever witnessed. supernova • biggest • brightest • largest • new type
Most Distant Supernovae Yet A new method of detecting explosions in faraway galaxies sets a distance record for supernovas. farthest supernova • most distant explosion in universe • supernova after the big bang • understanding early stars • new method for detecting supernova
Exploring Supernovae What causes some stars to explode into giant supernovae and what were some of the prominent explosions from the past? supernova • type ia • type ii • hypernova • sn1987a
Nuclear Density, Stellar Mass: Neutron Stars and Pulsars Continu astronomy • supernovae • binary pulsars
Supernovae, the Most Energetic Objects in the Universe Discussion of the two principal types of supernovae supernova • astronomy • type i • core collapse • massive star
Distant supernovae affect Earth Exploding stars that spew light-speed particles in their death throes had major impact on early life on Earth and still plays a role in its climate, says a Danish report. cosmic rays • climate change • global warming • cloud formation • condensation
Anasazi Supernova Observations A petroglyph in Chaco Canyon, New Mexico may be an Anasazi record of the supernova that formed the Crab Nebula. crab nebula supernova • july 4 1054 • anasazi • chaco canyon petroglyph • ancient chinese
Rockstar: Supernova Finale Lukas Rossi took home the job as Supernova's lead singer, but is he the real winner this season? I'm not sure. Let's explore this idea a bit more, shall we? lukas rossi • rockstar supernova • dilana • toby rand • magni asgeirsson
Supernova Destroys Star Rho Cas 10,000 light years away, the yellow hypergiant star, Rho Cassiopeiae ("Rho Cas" a type F8-G2 Ia0 star,) has a fantastic chance of already having blown itself apart. rho cassiopeiae • supernova • hypergiant • constalation • milky way
The Second Supernova Isaac Asimov, himself a legend, called science fiction writer Stanley G. Weinbaum "the second supernova" of the genrĂ©'s best authors. the second supernova • sf • stanley g. weinbaum influenced science fiction for • science fiction • isaac asimov
10 Reasons Why I like Rockstar: Supernova so much more than I do FOX's new foray into reality TV music competitions, Celebrity Duets. Here are ten reasons why. rockstar supernova • rockstar • mark burnett • dave navarro • celebrity duets
Black Holes --- Our Silent Friends black holes are defined; and some formation scenarios are discussed black holes • astronomy • supernova
Interstellar Medium, Part IV, Ionized Gas Ionized gas in HII regions, supernova remnants and throughout the Galaxy astronomy • interstellar medium • ism • hii regions • supernova remnants
Looking down the barrel Gamma Ray Bursts (GRB's) puzzled astronomers for decades since their discovery by the Vela nuclear test surveillance satellites in the 60's. Scientists think now the mystery has been solved, adding yet another (unlikely) threat to the catastrophes lurking out there. grb • compton • bepposax • gamma rays • x-rays
Mother lode Ask anybody what is a supernova, and chances are a vast majority will respond it goes bang and has to do with astronomy. Supernovas are epitomes of out of this world catastrophe, of unimaginable violence. Yet we all have been - in a distant past - within not one but probably several ones. Close and intimate. supernova • guest star • sn1987a • crab • veil
Origin of the Chemical Elements You are recycled stardust. The atoms in our bodies were manufactured in stars or supernovae and recycled by supernova explosions. origin of elements • supernova • periodic table • type ii supernova • big bang theory
OUR black hole. Part II It seems that every galaxy harbors a black hole in its core. The larger the central bulge of older stars, the bigger the hole. Our Milky Way is no exception, but only recently have we developed techniques suitable for peering into the cocoon and measuring the massive, quiet beast lurking inside. chandra • sagittarius • vla • vlt • yepun
The Compton Gamma Ray Observatory NASA's orbital observatory program contained four Telescopes to observe different electromagnetic frequencies. The Compton observatory looked for gamma-rays. gamma-ray • supernova explosion • blazers • great orbital observatories • nasa
Tycho Brahe's Astronomy Tycho Brahe was the last great naked eye astronomer and one of the great astronomical observers of all time. astronomy • tycho brahe • comet • supernova • tycho's supernova
The Chandra X-ray Observatory Capturing the visible light spectrum through the Hubble telescope shows amazing images, but the Chandra X-ray telescope captures even more impressive images. x-ray astronomy • chandra • the great observatories program • hubble telescope • spitzer infra-red
Stars of the Universe Stars produce all of the heavier elements in our universe. They also exhibit life-cycles of their own. the interstellar medium • the orion nebula • brown dwarfs are protostars • main sequence stars • our nearest neighboring star
Variable Star Classifications Most stars vary in brightness. What are some of the major types of variable stars? variable stars • eclipsing binaries • t tauri stars • supernovas • novas
2 Hanukah The Shamash The lights go out suddenly in the city below. Electrical failure is universal. Drat, there's not a candle in the house, when there comes a knock at the door. Enter, none other than the Baal Shem Tov. An article full of goodies to keep you very busy looking through the cybersphere, reading stories, finding galaxies and discoveries you'd never contemplated before. hanukah • hannukah • chanukah • channukah • baal shem tov
Symbolism of Pluto The significance of planets, derived from their orbit, position, physical qualities and mythological attributes gives deep insight into human nature and the universe. isolation • elimination • obsession and compulsion • transformations • attractive forces
Black holes ain't that black then? That black holes are a pain in the neck for astrophysicists is more or less well known. Infinites and zeroes are fine for mathematics but not to be found in Nature, yet a black hole in principle hides an infinite at its center, or that was accepted until now. chandra • sagittarius • vla • vlt • yepun
Facts about the Star Betelgeuse Betelgeuse, also known as Alpha Orionis, is a red supergiant star that could undergo a supernova in the not-too-distant future. betelgeuse facts • red supergiant in orion • orion's shoulder star • bright star in orion • shrinking star
Get a life II Picking off where we left, that is describing which are life compatible environments at the galactic and planetary system scale, we now focus on the Solar system and the Earth Moon subsystem. milky way • supernova • galaxy • jupiter • saturn
Get a life - I It was bound to happen. The issue of extraterrestrial life, or of life in general as it relates to the Universe had to crawl here sooner or later. Tiptoeing around sensitive issues, we plot the journey life and intelligence had to negotiate in this galactic corner, on Earth. milky way • supernova • galaxy • jupiter • saturn
Get a life IV Given the right conditions, life started almost immediately; yet the road to complex organisms and to intelligence was probably more arduous and fraught with devastating incidents of which the sky was not absent. yucatan • ediacran • mitochondria • prokaryote • eukaryote
How Amateurs Can Contribute to Astronomy Amateur astronomer Anthony Wesley's discovery of an impact on Jupiter illustrates how amateurs can still make important contributions to the science of astronomy. astronomy • science • ccd camera • astronomy telescopes • amateur astronomy
Interview: Storm Large Singer Storm Large gave vivacious performances with her huge, passionate voice storm large • rock star: supernova • dave navarro • the beatles • pink floyd
More than meets the eye Thousands light the night sky to the unaided eye, dimmer or brighter, yet seldom a hint of color to make a difference from an overwhelming whiteness. But the starry zoo features a wild variety in sizes, color and life span. supernova • nova • spectra • black body • infrared
OUR black hole. Part I Black holes are strange beasts, small wonder they lure public imagination and feed Sci-Fi writers inspiration with all sort of wild tales. black hole • general relativity • einstein • hawking • wheeler
The Dark Side I In the first part, we present the evolution of cosmology leading to the postulation of dark matter, the Universe Age Crisis, and the lines of research pursued to solve it. dark matter • dark energy • einstein • hubble • machos
The Dark Side II The first part dealt with advances in cosmology that led to posit existence of "dark matter", and the lines of research intended to characterize universal expansion. We now check the first results and a possible model for the Universe. dark matter • dark energy • einstein • hubble • machos
The Science of the Christmas Star Can astronomy provide an answer to the mystery of the Christmas star? christmas star astronomical possibilities • star of bethlehem astronomy • december 25 • birth of jesus astronomy • science of christmas
The Galaxy M83 The constellation of the Sea Serpent is home to a beautiful galaxy that closely resembles our own. m83 • the southern pinwheel galaxy • galaxy in hydra • galaxy similar to the milky way • red regions in a galaxy
1 Hanukah How Many Lights A brief essay regarding the number of lights lit during Hanukah according to Shammash and Hillel containing links to discussion regarding the lighting of menorah, traditions of Hanukah, food, history, symbolism of light and blessings hanukah • hannukah • chanukah • channukah • candles
The Production of Heavy Elements The fact that Earth is a rocky planet is a large reason it is capable of supporting life. The heavy elements necessary for this were created in stars and supernovae. heavy element production • nuclear fusion • supernovae and heavy elements • naturally ocurring elements • reasons the earth is capable of supporting life
Winter's Brightest Nebulae Some of the brightest nebulae are found close together in the winter sky in the Northern Hemisphere. brightest nebulae • best nebulas • winter stargazing • best targets in orion • observing taurus
The Cosmic Distance Ladder, III: Measuring the Hubble Constant a brief discussion on the Hubble constant and recent efforts to measure it astronomy • c • extragalactic distance scale
A New Experiment in the Hunt for Neutrinos Those hunting for the elusive neutrino typically trek to exotic locations to detect the particle. But new projects are looking up to Moon to detect neutrinos using radio. neutrino detection • neutrino on the moon • radio waves and neutrinos • anita • square kilometer array |
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