Examples of using Supernovae in English and their translations into Hebrew
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blazars, microquasars and possibly some type of highly energetic supernovae.
Among the supernovae active at the time, we selected one named SN 2005gl.
Thus, whereas typical supernovae leave behind charred remains such as a neutron star
The discovery gives important new clues about the causes of Type Ia supernovae, which astronomers use to measure vast distances across the Universe.
Only a few other Type Ia supernovae have been observed as early as this one,
They required new technologies and new telescopes, because the supernovae were in galaxies that were 2,000 times more distant than the ones used by Hubble.
So, simulating supernovae stellar collapse and black-hole formation is so hard because it brings together a lot of physics.
Pushed to great distances these supernovae have demonstrated that the universe is accelerating,
The supernovae accelerate protons to almost the speed of light and shoot them in all directions.
Robert Kirshner has devoted his professional life to cutting-edge research on cosmology and supernovae.
The star J0815+4729 was formed from the material ejected by these first supernovae.
The star j0815+4729 was formed from the material ejected by these first supernovae… view more.
more massive stars have exploded as supernovae, or evolved through planetary nebula phases to end as white dwarfs.
Move your cursor over the image to reveal 22 of the 150 supernovae in the sample.
I want you to partner up and start plotting the supernovae redshift data.
and 10 supernovae.
Once well outside the galaxy, they merge to produce the Universe's loneliest supernovae.
In 1974, Prof. Kirshner invented, with John Kwan, a method to measure the expansion rate of the universe based on observations of supernovae.
Riess leads the Higher-Z SN Search program which uses the Hubble Space Telescope to discover the most distant supernovae yet seen by humankind.
a large cosmological constant is directly implied by new distant supernovae observations.