What does SNe stand for?

Supernovae (astronomy)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Most minerals found on Earth are the products of supernovae.

Physicist identifies mysterious core left by exploding star

We're starting to make meaningful comments about how useful these supernovae can be for precision cosmology," Woosley says.

Stars go kaboom spilling cosmic secrets: astronomers hope type 1a ...

Normally, scientists find supernovae by comparing pictures taken at different times of the same patch of sky and looking for changes.

Peering at the edge of the universe

Researchers have conducted scaled experiments on the OMEGA fusion laser simulating the explosion hydrodynamics of core-collapse in supernovae.

OMEGA Laser Used to Simulate Core Collapse in Supernovae

Although the universe holds billions of stars, people only discover and record about three dozen supernovae a year.

STARGAZER HAS DOUBLY SUPER NIGHT

In June, Poznanski happened upon the spectrum while searching for Type II supernovae he hopes to use as distance indicators to confirm the accelerating expansion of the universe.

Unusual supernova may be new type of exploding star

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] By early 2008, Tom Boles had discovered some 108 supernovae in galaxies beyond our own, within a decade.

The Merlin Medal and Gift: Tom Boles

Astronomers believe both supernovae and quasars are responsible for the dust that helped seed early stars.

Scientists find source of cosmic dust