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Peter Erwin
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What's the safe distance tofrom a hypernova?

Hypernovae are evenrarereven rarer than supernovae, occuring in stars at more than 30 solar masses, destroying the star that goes hypernova. This post states a hypernova releases several million times more light than all of the Milky Way’s stars put together.

A safe distance offrom a supernova from Earth is considered 50-100 light years. How far would a hypernova have to be from Earth to not cause significant damage to the Ozone layer, and how far not to not destroy all life on Earth?

What's the safe distance to a hypernova?

Hypernovae are evenrarer than supernovae, occuring in stars at more than 30 solar masses, destroying the star that goes hypernova. This post states a hypernova releases several million times more light than all of the Milky Way’s stars put together.

A safe distance of a supernova from Earth is considered 50-100 light years. How far would a hypernova have to be from Earth to not cause significant damage to the Ozone layer, and how far not to destroy all life on Earth?

What's the safe distance from a hypernova?

Hypernovae are even rarer than supernovae, occuring in stars at more than 30 solar masses, destroying the star that goes hypernova. This post states a hypernova releases several million times more light than all of the Milky Way’s stars put together.

A safe distance from a supernova from Earth is considered 50-100 light years. How far would a hypernova have to be from Earth to not cause significant damage to the Ozone layer, and how far to not destroy all life on Earth?

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HypernovaeHypernovae are even rarerevenrarer than supernovae, occuring in stars at more than 30 solar masses, destroying the star that goes hypernova. This post states a hypernova releases several million times more light than all of the Milky Way’s stars put together.

A safe distance of a supernova from Earth is considered 50-100 light years. How far would a hypernova have to be from Earth to not cause significant damage to the Ozone layer, and how far not to destroy all life on Earth?

Hypernovae are even rarer than supernovae, occuring in stars at more than 30 solar masses, destroying the star that goes hypernova. This post states a hypernova releases several million times more light than all of the Milky Way’s stars put together.

A safe distance of a supernova from Earth is considered 50-100 light years. How far would a hypernova have to be from Earth to not cause significant damage to the Ozone layer, and how far not to destroy all life on Earth?

Hypernovae are evenrarer than supernovae, occuring in stars at more than 30 solar masses, destroying the star that goes hypernova. This post states a hypernova releases several million times more light than all of the Milky Way’s stars put together.

A safe distance of a supernova from Earth is considered 50-100 light years. How far would a hypernova have to be from Earth to not cause significant damage to the Ozone layer, and how far not to destroy all life on Earth?

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What's the safe distance to a hypernova?

Hypernovae are even rarer than supernovae, occuring in stars at more than 30 solar masses, destroying the star that goes hypernova. This post states a hypernova releases several million times more light than all of the Milky Way’s stars put together.

A safe distance of a supernova from Earth is considered 50-100 light years. How far would a hypernova have to be from Earth to not cause significant damage to the Ozone layer, and how far not to destroy all life on Earth?