Supernova Novelas e Histórias

“That cluster there, that’s Orion. See the three stars in a line? That’s his belt.” I looked up, found the three stars, and traced the shape in the dark. “I see it,” I said quietly. “Now, from the belt, trace left to that reddish star, Betelgeuse. It’s a supergiant, hundreds of times bigger than our sun. It’s going to explode someday, become a supernova. But not for another hundred thousand years or so. We’re safe for now.” “Good to know,” I replied, voice dry. He chuckled softly, the kind of laugh that catches him off guard. I found myself cataloging those moments, storing them away for when the world felt too heavy.

Randall's eyes shone with fascination as he absorbed every word. "What about the death of the stars? What happens when they reach the end of their lives?" I nodded, continuing the explanation. "When a star exhausts its nuclear fuel, its outer layers are ejected into a spectacular explosion called a supernova. What remains of the star's core is compressed into an extremely dense structure called a neutron star or, in more massive cases, a black hole." Randall's face showed a mixture of admiration and surprise. "It's amazing to think about how these cosmic events can occur so far away from us. How long would it take for this information to reach humans in our wo

Anyone within range will be incinerated and those along the boundaries will be blinded. The reason it is used only as a last resort is because this attack cannot be repeated. It is suicide because afterward, the celestial is so weakened that even the most powerful among us will petter out and die. For a fire to burn brightly it needs fuel, and when a star has used all its fuel it falls from the heavens, landing with a crash, burning brightly one last time only to turn into a ball of lead. Supernova. “Mother,” I whisper as I close my eyes. Even below the surface as I am, I can still be burned. I carry my last vision of them both, the two women I love more than

She returned to the kitchen area and she began to flip through the pages, with Wayne behind her, hovering and likewise searching. She murmured "The sun, the earth, the moon…a crescent moon, a half moon, a full moon…there! Star death," she pointed out. She held the book close to her as she read "Therefore, in those days when a star shall shine brightly with all the glory of its final days, then a rapid explosion shall occur announcing the death of a celestial body. Humans call it 'supernovae', and a scientist Johannes Kepler registered this phenomenon in the year 1604. While the human world has only discovered this powerful occurrence which has little or no eff

I realize that somewhere back in time, a giant supernova must have exploded. “How long?” I shout to Ingoran, realizing the rest of our team is still encased in their capsules. Ingoran finally tears his eyes from the visual. “Minutes, maybe twenty.” “Can they penetrate?” “I don’t know; it depends on their substance.” Several large, spinning, iron-like objects appear on a collision course—luminous blue plasma trails follow in their wake.

Mattel, the man who read a book on stars and constellations and the galaxy from cover to cover, retracing the lines until the pages thinned with his attentions. But now, up close, Regina sees the act carried out in person. Mattel, without pressing upon her a single further question as to the nightmare that had woken both of them up from sleep, simply continues to read aloud. “-having burnt out, blow themselves apart, what is left behind is supernova remnants - the final remains of dead stars, forever markers of the star’s eternal resting place in the dark matter of space.” Regina falls asleep to the soothing lilt of Mattel’s voice, images of stars in the midst

Lorien, the only male omega in his pack, has spent his life being ridiculed. When he discovers that his fated mate is Cassius Blackwood, the Alpha’s son and his worst bully, one night of passion ends in public rejection. Heartbroken, Lorien flees, only to find out he is pregnant with Cassius’ children. Years later, Cassius, now a powerful Alpha and mafia leader, is forced to track Lorien down for reasons beyond regret. But when he learns about the twins he never knew existed, tensions rise as another Alpha, Matthias Delacroix, stands by Lorien's side. Caught between the past and a brewing war, Lorien faces a future he never expected.

“Ok so this is what we talked about before, but I’m still confused. How can you be created by gods and be from, outer space?” “The powers of divinity pre-exist both space and time itself. For example, the big bang in layman’s terms is the concept that in the beginning there was nothing but dark and emptiness that stretched fourth throughout the world and that a hot spot of matter within this nothingness heated up so much that it exploded causing a mass expansion of atoms and matter creating the universe itself.” “Yeah, but what exactly does that have to do with gods.” I say further confused

I just stared at him, unable to say anything. He introduced himself to me and after a very lengthy conversation I learnt that he was the leader of the group he called 'the Rebel'; That their planet had been taken over by The Force, a group that overthrew the government, killed almost everyone of them with supernatural abilities that refused to work for them and enslaved other citizens. The Rebel was formed to identify those with powers and bring them such that when their numbers grew big they would rise up against the Force and reclaim their land.

"It captured a blue supergiant." "Jack," Ben’s voice was frantic over the comms. "The destruction of the Avatar triggered a fail-safe! The dark-matter tethers are reversing! It’s pumping pure, volatile entropy directly into the star!" "What does that mean?" Katherine demanded, gripping the console. "It means a supernova," Dr. James Miller’s voice cut in from Earth, thick with dread. "But not a normal one. An entropic supernova. If that star detonates, it won't just wipe out the Oort Cloud. The shockwave will travel through the slipstream and erase the entire solar system. Earth will be vaporized in less than ten minutes."