Binary star by EthanolBrother2
This is a binary star. It's a white dwarf and a red hypergiant. The white dwarf is ' stealing' matery from the red star. If the pressure and temperature get too high, this all will be blown away by a supernova. A supernova like this happens every second.
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Comments
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Heyman 3rd Sep 2017
this is really rare, stars usually never orbit this close to each other, so this is very rarw. -
Quartich 12th Feb 2017
@kittygamer9105 i believe the star "eating" the mass is a pulsar star -
scruffygamer 15th Jan 2017
Unpause for the big rip -
powderskye 13th Aug 2016
@Kittygamer It's probably either a neutron star, a quasar, or a black hole. -
Kittygamer9105 3rd Jul 2016
the thing eating the star is probably a white dwarf or someother cosmic object. they usually feed off the parent star before the parent star dies in which kills off the smaller object, or the white dwarf dies which leaves the parent star alone -
geekiboy2000 12th Aug 2015
i know the sun is made of gasses and all, but this sun looks like it's about to sooh, like steam. -
TheArchitect 20th Feb 2015
A super nova is an amazing nova. A supernova, lads, is something entirely different. -
explosivepowder 13th Jul 2014
@RM_Rebel its acully a white swarf about to type 1-A supernova itself -
A_guy 7th Jan 2014
Comfirmed:A Gamma ray burst comes first then the rest of the star explodes. -
A_guy 7th Jan 2014The explanation for why a super nova occurs is wrong, A super nova occurs when the fuel in the center of the star runs out, and gravity takes over crushing everything in the center in a black hole. The black hole then "coughs" causing the outer layers to basically explode off. (Correct me if Im wrong but I think when the blackhole "coughs" it simply shoots out matter through the poles known as a gamma ray burst)