What types of stars do we need to watch out for if we want to see the development of a supernova explosion from the beginning?
September 17, 2020 | Education
| A Supernova explosion is a rare event that can only happen to a massive star at the end of its “life” as a normal star. Therefore, it will take a very, very long time to monitor specific stars in anticipation of their explosion, and if such a task is posed, then only for supermassive stars with masses of up to 100 solar masses and higher, since the lifespan of these stars is the shortest.
