Supernova

Definition

supernova /su:pǝ'nǝƱvǝ; Brit also sju:-/ n ( pl -novae /-vi:/ or -novas ) ( astronomy ) ေပါက္ကြဲ၍ စူးစူးရွရွ ေတာက္ပ ေနေသာ ၾကယ္။ Compare NOVA

Examples

1. ‘I read up on interstellar objects and astrophysics and studied quasars
2. pulsars and supernovas
3. but my main focus was black holes.’
4. ‘The research and analysis ranges from providing more accurate hurricane predictions
5. to climate change
6. galaxy formation
7. black holes and supernovas.’
8. ‘They discover comets
9. asteroids
10. quasars
11. pulsars
12. supernovae
13. planets orbiting other stars
14. and galaxies at the edge of the universe
15. but none have ever claimed to have discovered a UFO.’
16. ‘The picture provides evidence that supernovae are one source of cosmic rays
17. highly energetic particles that bombard the planet
18. passing through us in their thousands every day.’
19. ‘An international team of astronomers has identified the surviving companion star to the 1572 supernova explosion witnessed by the Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe.’