[HN Gopher] Fresh wind blows from historical supernova
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Fresh wind blows from historical supernova
Author : geox
Score : 59 points
Date : 2024-07-05 12:13 UTC (10 hours ago)
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| ck2 wrote:
| I don't know how this would be done but I've often wished there
| was
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| space .ycombinator .com
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| (or spacetime .ycombinator .com)
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| Since there's no tagging, maybe a specially crafted search result
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| ie. (NASA, JAXA, IRSO, moon, satellite, space, telescope, hubble,
| voyager, supernova, etc.)
| dannyphantom wrote:
| That would be pretty cool actually.
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| There is hn.algolia.com which can be used to (kind of, at
| least) achieve that but it's not a perfect fit.
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| This is a result if you search "JAXA" and sort by All for the
| Last Year so it's just _kinda_ there
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| https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=pastYear&page=0&prefix=tru...
| chasil wrote:
| How can a remnant star be produced when the combined mass exceeds
| the Chandrasakar limit?
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| It seems from the wiki that there is no actual collision. This
| seems to be something between a nova and a supernova.
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| https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_Iax_supernova
| pfdietz wrote:
| Presumably the explosion ejects enough material to bring the
| remnant below the limit. Or, possibly, rotation allows the
| remnant to not immediately collapse (the Chandrasekar limit is
| for a nonrotating body, although I understand the increase for
| a rapidly rotating star is only a few percent.)
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