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1. The Future Supernova, Dario D'Attis Lapsus Music. LPSD | $ 1. The Future Extended Mix () Supernova, Dario D'Attis. Tech House. $ follow: Supernova. Dario D'Attis. Lapsus Music. We are trilled to release the first of 2 music collaborations between label owners Supernova and Dario D'Attis. When two house masters.

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2. Eta Carinae is not only interesting because of its past, but also because of its future. It is one of the closest stars to Earth that is likely to explode in a supernova in the relatively near future (though in astronomical timescales the "near future" could still be a million years away).

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3. Jul 15,  · A strange white dwarf star hurtling through the Milky Way may be the survivor of a "partial supernova," a new study finds. White dwarfs are the cool, dim Earth-size cores of dead stars that are.

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4. Jan 06,  · For those of you hoping to witness the predicted stellar explosion we describe in this story, we have bad news. Analysis of archival data released on .

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5. Sci-fi inspired Supernova is a 3D game set in the distant, space-faring future, when the human race has branched out into the cosmos following the appearance of the mysterious portals. With a universe in peril, humanity must face with vast, unrelenting alien legions, set to wage war across the galaxy.

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6. Mar 17,  · On average, a supernova goes off twice a century in a galaxy the size of the Milky Way. Since there are potentially hundreds of billions of galaxies out there, dozens of .

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7. Digitisation and technological innovation will certainly play a leading role. At the Supernova festival of the future dedicated to the world of tomorrow, the port of Antwerp gives visitors a sneak preview and lets them become acquainted with the latest technological developments and surprises.

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8. Jul 15,  · According to a new study from the University of Warwick, the white dwarf star, known by the catchy name SDSS J+, was launched away from its binary partner star in a “partial supernova.”. This sent both suns speeding across the galaxy in opposite directions, thanks to one of the most powerful kinds of explosions humanity is aware of, which can, and often do, outshine entire .

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