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It's the inward crushing of the core that causes the rest of the star to explode outward. To see why this happens, consider how water reacts when it turns into ice.
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| It takes another 3 hours for the effect of the imploding core to reach the star's surface. And when it does, the star explodes in the most violent process known, called a supernova.
It's the inward crushing of the core that causes the rest of the star to explode outward. To see why this happens, consider how water reacts when it turns into ice. |
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