HYPERNOVA, MORE TERRIFYING THAN SUPERNOVA

Опубликовано: 26 Апрель 2026
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There's something more terrifying than a supernova. A supernova can emit energy equivalent to the energy produced by the sun in 10 billion years. Even our supermassive sun is too small to go supernova. But there's something even more terrifying than a supernova: a hypernova.

A supernova occurs when a star with more than five times the mass of the sun explodes, while a hypernova occurs when a star with 30 times the mass of the sun explodes. A star that goes supernova will transform into a neutron star or white dwarf. When a star goes hypernova, it turns into a black hole. A hypernova has 10 to 100 times the power of a supernova. If that happened near Earth, I'm sure there would be no Earth left.

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