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- noun Plural form of
supernova .
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Examples
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Both groups based their conclusions on observations of light reaching the Earth from exploding stars known as supernovas.
Nobel Given for Study of Universe Expansion Gautam Naik 2011
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Working in two teams, with Perlmutter heading one, they had raced to measure the universe's expansion by analyzing light from dozens of exploding stars called supernovas.
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For years cosmic rays and neutrinos were thought to emanate from the remnants of exploding stars known as supernovas, or from supermassive black holes.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2010
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For years cosmic rays and neutrinos were thought to emanate from the remnants of exploding stars known as supernovas, or from supermassive black holes.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2010
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Cosmic rays zip through space at near light-speed and are mainly generated by the shock waves of stellar explosions called supernovas as well as other explosive phenomena in the universe.
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The telescope focuses on high-energy neutrinos that travel through the Earth, providing information about faraway cosmic events such as supernovas and black holes in the part of space visible from the Northern Hemisphere.
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The telescope focuses on high-energy neutrinos that travel through the Earth, providing information about faraway cosmic events such as supernovas and black holes in the part of space visible from the Northern Hemisphere.
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In fact, it's getting so hot it's raising the temperature in cyberspace and models are going to have to be called "supernovas", there's so many of them rattling around up there above the Earth.
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010
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Replenishing the gas would then be a problem, because plausible sources of energy such as supernovas are not nearly powerful enough.
unknown title 2009
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Replenishing the gas would then be a problem, because plausible sources of energy such as supernovas are not nearly powerful enough.
unknown title 2009
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