supernova (Meaning)

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supernova (n)

a star that explodes and becomes extremely luminous in the process

The massive star exploded in a blinding supernova, illuminating the galaxy with an ethereal glow.
Astronomers marveled at the remnants of the supernova, studying its expanding shell and complex structure.
The supernova's shockwaves reverberated through space, leaving an enduring imprint on the surrounding nebula.
Scientists hypothesized that the supernova had created a black hole, a cosmic vacuum with an irresistible gravitational pull.
The supernova's intense radiation stripped away the outer layers of nearby stars, leaving them as shattered remnants.
The remnants of the supernova served as a cosmic graveyard, where the debris of the exploded star mingled with interstellar dust.
The supernova marked a turning point in the galaxy's evolution, triggering the formation of new stars and celestial bodies.
The supernova's energy release was so immense that it caused a ripple in the fabric of spacetime, detectable by sensitive instruments.
The supernova's remnants remained visible for centuries, a testament to the star's cataclysmic demise.
Scientists monitored the supernova's evolution, eager to unravel the mysteries of these celestial behemoths and their impact on the universe.

a star that explodes and becomes extremely luminous in the process

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The massive star exploded in a blinding supernova, illuminating the galaxy with an ethereal glow.

Astronomers marveled at the remnants of the supernova, studying its expanding shell and complex structure.

The supernova's shockwaves reverberated through space, leaving an enduring imprint on the surrounding nebula.

Scientists hypothesized that the supernova had created a black hole, a cosmic vacuum with an irresistible gravitational pull.