Supersonic waves cause a massive explosion in stars

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Washington, Pret. In the universe, when a star completes its period, a terrible explosion occurs in it. The light and radiation emanating from it are so strong that the entire galaxy becomes blurred. After the explosion, Tara turns into a white dwarf.

This phenomenon is called Supernova or Mahanova. Scientists have now claimed to find out the chemical causes behind it. Scientists have explained this entire process in a new study.

Reaction to mysterious supersonic waves

The study, published in the journal Science, states that this process of star explosion is caused by a reaction (reaction) to mysterious supersonic waves.

This is called detonation. This study has been done by researchers and scientists of the Connecticut University of America.

The researchers said ‘these mysterious waves move many times faster than the speed of sound and destroy all its contents before the star explodes’.

A study done like this

For this study, researchers performed experiments on the largest supercomputers in America and demonstrated the phenomenon of supernovae using numerical simulations.

After the study, researchers found that this method explodes only when carbon and oxygen atoms are packed into a star’s core at about 1,000 tons per cubic centimeter and left to burn at high temperatures in nuclear reactions goes.’

Energy is emitted in large quantities

According to the researchers, the result is that after the explosion, the star emits as much energy in one second as the energy the star emits throughout its lifetime.

After the explosion, many types of gases and stars emanate from space. Sometimes these pieces also start circling their orbit when other stars are exposed to gravity.

The researchers said, the radiation emanating from it is very dangerous. The stars and other celestial bodies in its path are also affected by it..

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