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gtriafylos
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hi guys, my first post...
i was wondering if there is anyway of stopping a star from going supernova...
my proposal is as follows:
if you where to have a star about to go supernova, (as a result of lack of fusion) in the middle of space, and then you had super massive bodies surrounding the star equally in all directions, would that be able to stop the star from collapsing in on itself, and in turn stopping it from going supernova? also assuming that the net gravitational force of these external bodies attracting the star match the gravitational force that is making the star collapse in on itself.
thanks!
i was wondering if there is anyway of stopping a star from going supernova...
my proposal is as follows:
if you where to have a star about to go supernova, (as a result of lack of fusion) in the middle of space, and then you had super massive bodies surrounding the star equally in all directions, would that be able to stop the star from collapsing in on itself, and in turn stopping it from going supernova? also assuming that the net gravitational force of these external bodies attracting the star match the gravitational force that is making the star collapse in on itself.
thanks!