Supernova R. Sri Madhavi

Damaging Effects of supernovae Supernovae can cause damage to the earth if they occur close enough The foremost effect is the destruction of the ozone layer Gamma rays coming out of supernovae are responsible for the ozone layer destruction

Supernovae can cause damage to the earth if they occur close enough

The foremost effect is the destruction of the ozone layer

Gamma rays coming out of supernovae are responsible for the ozone layer destruction

Damaging Effects of supernovae Supernovae have been responsible for the End Ordovician Extinction, which caused the extinction of 60% of the oceanic life on earth

Supernovae have been responsible for the End Ordovician Extinction, which caused the extinction of 60% of the oceanic life on earth

Damaging Effects of supernovae Type Ia supernovae are said to more dangerous Generally, supernovae alter the chemical composition and physical integrity of rocks

Type Ia supernovae are said to more dangerous

Generally, supernovae alter the chemical composition and physical integrity of rocks

Be prepared to witness a supernova The brightest star Betelgeuse is already nearing its end and is doomed to explode soon as a supernova. The supernova should be seen easily from earth, even in broad daylight

The brightest star Betelgeuse is already nearing its end and is doomed to explode soon as a supernova.

The supernova should be seen easily from earth, even in broad daylight