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The brightest stars
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novae
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Si scoprì infatti che le novae sono una coppia di stelle con un centro gravitazionale comune, e cosi vicine l’una all’altra da causare reciprocamente notevoli influenze di marea.
Le novae avrebbero brillato abbastanza per poter essere individuate una per una con un buon telescopio, ma sarebbero state lo stesso troppo fievoli in confronto alle stelle della nostra Galassia.
Ne concluse che la nebulosa era effettivamente una galassia, che conteneva così tante stelle che le novae erano di conseguenza numerosissime.
Solitamente le novae hanno una luminosità temporanea di qualche centinaio di migliaia di volte maggiore del Sole.
It had become known as the Twin Novae Battle, but really what had been done to each of the suns had generated something more like a supernova on each.
The Mind that was Masaq’ Orbital Hub had its own reasons for wanting to commemorate the Twin Novae Battle and had asked the indulgence of its inhabitants, announcing that for the interval between the first nova and the second it would be observing its own private term of mourning, although without affecting the execution of its duties.
Would it be to mark the end of the Twin Novae period, commissioned by Hub?
Several hundred thousand smaller bodies are speeding towards us right now, earmarked to provide an over-the-top light show for the first night of your new orchestral work at the end of the Twin Novae period.
She’d wanted to be reawakened in time to see the light from the second of the Twin Novae shine down upon Masaq’.
Near the end they were both present when the Battle of the Twin Novae took place, in the region of space known as Arm One-Six.
Not from a point within the universe, for novae occur in even concentration throughout the universe.
Space must be swarming with super-neutrons-say one every thousand cubic parsecs-so that in spite of the vast distances between the stars and the relative minuteness of the targets, twenty novae occur in our single Galaxy every year-that is, there are twenty collisions between superneutrons and stars annually.
These remarkable novae, which Nushain could discern only as three reddish blurs, formed a small equilateral triangle.
There, after collating the opinions of several old-time astrologers on the power exerted by novae, he began to recast his own horoscope.
The appearance of the triangle of novae in conjunction with the Dog signified clearly that Nushain was to start ere long on an unpremeditated journey which would involve the transit of no less than three elements.