Feb 11, 2025 18:00:00 Research results suggest that life may have been born immediately after the Big Bang when a large amount of 'water' overflowed during an early supernova explosion Although ...

If short-lived isotopes, such as beryllium-10, can come from supernova explosions, then, according to prevailing scientific thought, this would support the idea that the formation of the solar ...

COSI is a gamma-ray telescope scheduled to be launched in 2027 and will observe gamma rays emitted by the explosion ( supernova explosion) of a massive star and the end of its life. Supernova ...

Its when those neutrinos experience quantum entanglement due to interactions in a supernova, that the i-process can take over and produce heavy elements.

Stellar nucleosynthesis is the process by which stars forge elements inside their cores. The only element not formed in this way is hydrogen, the most abundant and lightest element in the universe ...

Red supergiants are a class of star that end their lives in supernova explosions. Their lifecycles are not fully understood, partly due to difficulties in measuring their temperatures.

Two neutron stars collided millions of years ago and the resulting explosion created a bright flash and, as scientists have found, pure gold.

A new study found iron deposits from an ancient supernova in deep-sea sediment samples from the Indian Ocean.

This collaboration proved to be instrumental in furthering our understanding of explosive supernova nucleosynthesis.