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Spoiler alert: > THIRTY SUPERNOVAE PER SECOND, over the entire observable Universe.
by ur-whale 2y ago
Spoiler alert:
> THIRTY SUPERNOVAE PER SECOND, over the entire observable Universe.
- Wobbles42 2y agoIf we have events occuring at some rate in the entire observable universe, and that rate is one a human can easily visualize (e.g. "30"), then the answer to the question "how often do supernovas occur" is probably best summarized as "almost never".