For example, the data include information about more than 1,000 exploding stars, or supernovas.

例如，这些数据涵盖了1千多个爆发体，或称为超体的信息。

Why do scientists believe the Sun was born from the ashes of a supernova?

为什么科学家认为太阳是从超的灰烬中诞生的呢？

But what if we could anticipate a supernova before its light reached us?

或许，我们可以尝试在光线传达到地球前 预测超的发生？

A supernova is a devastatingly dangerous space explosion.

超爆发是最具毁灭性危险的宇宙爆炸。

When Eta Carina goes, it will become one of the most devastating supernovae ever recorded.

当船底座7号爆灭时，它会成为有以来最具破坏性的“超”之一。

So anything heavier than iron has to be created in a supernova explosion.

因此，所有比铁重的元素都是在超爆炸中产生的。

They shined for a few million years before they exploded as supernovas.

在闪耀了几百万年后，它们最终爆发成为一颗超。

In this first image taken at the end of October there is no supernova.

在10月底拍摄的第一张照片中没有超。

This is the star that's exploded. That's a supernova.

这是爆炸的恒。那是超。

I would love to know why very massive stars explode in supernovae.

我非常想知为什么恒质量 达到一定程度时就会发生超爆发。

And they still had some iron-60 left over to account for-the stuff produced by supernovas.

他们还剩下一些同位素铁-60来解释超产生的物质。

So can our Sun ever explode into a supernova?

那么我们的太阳会爆炸成超吗？

When a star explodes, we call it a supernova.

当恒爆炸时，我们称之为超。

The neutrinos may be from explosive star deaths called supernovas.

中微子可能来自被称为超的爆炸性恒死亡。

Actually, we know now it was the last recorded supernova in the Milky Way.

实际上，我们现在知那是银河系中最后一次记录的超。

The massive star explosion, called a supernova, results in a massive black hole.

大质量恒爆炸，被称为超，会产生一个大质量黑洞。

NASA describes a supernova as an " extremely bright, super-powerful explosion of a star."

美国国家航空航天局将超爆炸描述为“恒的一种极其明亮、超级强大的爆炸”。

Maybe six out of a trillion stars explode into fiery balls of supernova death.

也许只有一兆分之六的恒将会经历超爆炸。

Rick, Supernova's getting away. Eh, who cares?

瑞克，超跑了。谁在乎？

In comparison, most supernovas are visibly bright for only a few months.

相比之下，大多数超的亮度只有几个月。