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A supernova is a powerful and luminous stellar explosion marking the end of a star's life cycle, significantly impacting the universe by dispersing heavy elements and triggering new star formation. Supernovae come in two main types: Type I, involving a white dwarf in a binary system, and Type II, occurring in massive stars. Observing supernovae helps scientists understand stellar evolution, the expansion of the universe, and the distribution of elements. Historical records and modern research continue to shed light on these cosmic phenomena, revealing their crucial role in galactic dynamics ...

Playful conversations about things we don’t know. The hosts, Marco Germinario and Alessandro Maccarini, discuss topics in an explosion of childish curiosity: astronomy, psychology, sociology, technology, literature, writing and much more.

”Circuits to Supernovas” is a captivating podcast that delves into the wonders of engineering and science, breaking down complex topics into engaging and easily digestible episodes. Each day, we explore a new topic, from the intricacies of electronic circuits and cutting-edge technological innovations to the awe-inspiring phenomena of the cosmos. Whether you’re an avid science enthusiast or simply curious about how the world works, ”Circuits to Supernovas” provides insightful explanations illuminating the science and engineering behind our daily lives.

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Con miles de millones de años de ser testigo de la vida en la Tierra, de ver a cien mil millones de humanos en su vida cotidiana, de sentirse increíblemente sola y de escuchar su propia historia contada por otros, a la Vía Láctea (con sus cien mil millones de estrellas y cincuenta undecillones de toneladas de gas) le gustaría hablar por sí misma.