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What do supernovas create?

Answer 1

new nebula

When supernova explodes the heat in the stars can reach temperature of about #1.10(10^11)# degree celsius. With this, ion atom within the core fuse together to form new elements. These elements will then explode with other remaining gases. The resulting cloud of dust and gases forms the new nebula.

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Answer 2

Hailey Alvarez

Supernovas produce shock waves that can lead to the formation of new stars and planetary systems, as well as the creation and dispersal of heavy elements into space, including iron, nickel, and calcium.

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