Weird star explosion is brightest supernova ever seen: [livescience.com]
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When I see terms such as “weird star explosion” and “brightest supernova ever seen”, I look for explanations by people who take electricity into account. Standard model people do not. The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) udoes.
The livescience article continues, "In a typical supernova, the radiation is less than 1% of the total energy,” and “But in SN2016aps, we found the radiation was five times the explosion energy of a normal-sized supernova.”
Standard model folk make predictions and the universe does something else. Surprise!
yvilletom
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Apr 16, 2020
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I tried going to the site; hit real quick and far too often with click-bait junk. Perhaps go to the source and copy and past it here?
Robecology
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Copying for pasting is real difficult when clickbait is flashing and changing.
@yvilletom Based on the title of the article (sounded like click bait) I didn't bother following the link. Figured I'd read comments (like your later comment (thanks)) to get the just of the story.
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