If the null is that the sun went nova, then the p-value is 35/360.972. You can put your feet up and relax, as it’s just not going to happen. Since the two hypotheses are simple, this is easy to do. She’s an excellent pick for the newest member of her family, not only because of her. She’s a fresh face towards the top, but that doesn’t mean she isn’t well on her way to becoming a longtime staple. So don’t worry about our Sun exploding or another nearby star going supernova and wiping us out. Whether you fall in love with her precious meaning of new or adore her space association, Nova is sure to please. No where near close enough to cause us any danger. Phil Plait from Bad Astronomy, the closest star that could detonate as a supernova is the 10 solar mass Spica, at a distance of 260 light-years. Not only will this never happen to the Sun, but there are no large stars close enough to cause us any damage if they did explode.Ī supernova would need to go off within a distance of 100 light-years to irradiate our planet.Īccording to Dr. Now, I’m sure you’re all resting easy knowing that solar detonation is near the bottom of the planetary annihilation list. We don’t have to worry about our sun exploding into a supernova. Then, and only then would you have an object massive enough to detonate as a supernova. and again… another half dozen more times. Instead, it forces the gas to flow onto the poles of the white dwarf. They believe that powerful magnetic fields swirling around the white dwarf prevent gas from the companion red giant from just falling wherever it wants. In other words, you would need to crash an equally massive star into our Sun. They found a micronova, which has the same setup as a supernova or regular nova, justnot as powerful. The only way this could ever happen is if it was much, much more massive, bringing it to that lower supernovae limit. Nope, quite simply, it just doesn’t have enough mass. Shina, a throat singer, has also previously claimed someone told her: 'Let me go get a rag and remove the dirt from your face. Could there be some chain reaction we could set off, some exotic element a rare comet could introduce on impact, or a science fiction doomsday ray we could fire up to make the Sun explode?
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