Originally posted by Colossus-Big C
wouldnt cause a chain reaction and cause other stars to explode?
If another star was in orbit around the exploding star, then it could be caused to explode, but there is a lot of examples of binary star systems where one star is a nova remnant, and the partner is fine. There are also examples of stars that have gone nova within closed clusters, and the neighboring stars are just fine.
the biggest one in the universe we know about is canis majoris
it is mind blowingly huge!
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earth is a microbe compared to it
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Originally posted by kgkg
This could be great news for String theory if they can find gravitons<or lack of since they are presumed to escape to higher dimensions>.
"We found gravitons." "Hooray they're proven!"
"We didn't find gravitons." "Hooray they escaped into another dimension just like we said!"
I just hope the find the Higgs Boson, atheists really need a god that they can point to.
Whats the biggest Star/Sun in the universe?
Looks like we have a new champion, sort of...
VY Canis Majoris still holds the title of universe's most voluminous star, but this new guy -- R136a1 -- is the apparent record breaker for sheer mass.
Personally, I find volume more impressive than mass, but astronomers may feel otherwise.
Re: Whats the biggest Star/Sun in the universe?
Originally posted by Mindship
Looks like we have a new champion, sort of...VY Canis Majoris still holds the title of universe's most voluminous star, but this new guy -- R136a1 -- is the apparent record breaker for sheer mass.
Personally, I find volume more impressive than mass, but astronomers may feel otherwise.
Mass lets it control time. Volume just make it fat.
