supernova

IPA: supɝnˈoʊvʌ

(astronomy) A powerful explosion of a star which makes that star become a neutron star, a black hole, or a diffuse nebula.
(figurative) Something brilliant.

Examples of "supernova" in Sentences

The supernova ccurred in the outskirts of the nebula.
It should mention the supernova and the X ray sources.
All the gold in the universe was forged by a supernova.
The Minara star goes supernova and destroys the planet.
To describe her, she said, don't use the word supernova.
The design of the mosaic is based on the eye of supernova.
The supernova occurred approximately away in the Milky Way.
The spectral characteristics of the supernova changed over time.
The Crab Nebula is the best known example of a supernova remnant.
From these supernova comes the heavy elements and eventually the planets.
Captain is the captain of the Kid Pirates, and one of the Eleven Supernovas.
The storm, created by the supernova, is a portal to the Orion constellation (or a planet within.)
"When a star explodes in what we call a supernova a large part of the explosion energy is used for accelerating some particles up to extremely high energies", says Helder.
Great talent, beauty, brains, her warmth, crackling wit, generosity and welcome smile - all wrapped up in one long-legged supernova is just too damn much for one woman to have - but this lady has it all.
Her great talent, beauty, brains, her warmth, crackling wit, generosity and welcome smile - all wrapped up in one long-legged supernova is just too damn much for one woman to have - but this lady has it all.