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I have zero ability to answer your question but I would love to know about about this. If life (like we know it) requires the explosion of aged stars, what is t
by matt-attack 4y ago
I have zero ability to answer your question but I would love to know about about this. If life (like we know it) requires the explosion of aged stars, what is the earliest it would take. What is the minimum time needed to form, grow and explode a single star? Has there been time for this to occur 10s, 100s of times since the Big Bang? (obviously they can happen in parallel, but I'm thinking about how many in series).
- caf 4y agoThere's a large range of stellar lifetimes, from a few million years up to trillions of years.