To: LibWhacker
cool, very interesting. thanks
2 posted on
03/26/2013 3:22:20 PM PDT by
Smartisan
To: LibWhacker
A helium-dominated star is contrasted with a "normal" star? Who are we to judge?
Smash hydrogenonormity!
To: SunkenCiv
To: LibWhacker
aka the “Super-duperNova”
5 posted on
03/26/2013 3:44:52 PM PDT by
JaguarXKE
(Welcome to the new America.)
To: LibWhacker
10 posted on
03/26/2013 4:44:16 PM PDT by
NYer
(Beware the man of a single book - St. Thomas Aquinas)
To: LibWhacker
11 posted on
03/26/2013 4:45:34 PM PDT by
dfwgator
To: LibWhacker
Material from a hot, blue helium star at right is funneling toward a carbon/oxygen white dwarf star …None of them appeared in elliptical galaxies, which are filled with old stars. This suggests that Type Iax supernovas come from young star systems.
Somebody help me out here. Wouldn’t a carbon/oxygen white dwarf star be a second generation star? Are second generation stars consistent with young systems?
12 posted on
03/26/2013 5:24:25 PM PDT by
kitchen
(Due to the increased price of ammo, do not expect a warning shot.)
To: LibWhacker
Can’t all these supernova’s just get along?
13 posted on
03/26/2013 5:26:00 PM PDT by
Bullish
(A genuine President wouldn't allow the Obama's on the White House grounds)
To: LibWhacker
16 posted on
03/26/2013 6:04:45 PM PDT by
left that other site
(Worry is the darkroom that developes negatives.)
To: LibWhacker
Is it “gay?” (Seems like everything else is....)
19 posted on
03/26/2013 7:00:56 PM PDT by
goodnesswins
(R.I.P. Doherty, Smith, Stevens, Woods.)
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