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Supernova remnant

A supernova remnant (SNR) is the structure resulting from the explosion of a star in a supernova. The supernova remnant is bounded by an expanding shock wave. It consists of ejected material expanding from the explosion, and the interstellar material it sweeps up and shocks along the way.

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Triples57
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related to Origin of cosmic rays · 15
Supernova remnant → Enrico Fermi's, Fermi, Fermi Acceleration, First Order Fermi Mechanism, Fritz Zwicky, In, Milky Way, Particles, Second Order Fermi Mechanism, Sergei Syrovatskii, Supernova, The, This, Vitaly Ginzburg, Walter Baade
related to External links · 14
Supernova remnant → Cambridge, Chandra, Galactic SNR Catalogue, Green, Introduction, Remnants, SEDS, Supernova, Supernova Remnants Archived, Supernova RemnantsAfterlife, Supernova RemnantsNASA, UniverseToday, University, Wayback MachineNASA's Imagine
related to Stages · 13
Supernova remnant → An SNR, Cooling, Free, Merging, Neumann, Sedov, Sedov-Taylor, Strong X-ray, Sweeping, Taylor, The, This, When
related to Types of supernova remnant · 13
Supernova remnant → Cassiopeia AComposite, Confusingly, Examples, G11, G21, Mixed-morphology, Shell-like, SNRs W28, The, There, W44, X-ray, X-rays
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Supernova remnant → BubbleNova, List

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supernova remnants remnant shock explosion cosmic rays interstellar material shell energy medium wave emission nebula resulting way speed sn star

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Supernova remnantrelated to External linksGalactic SNR Catalogue0.60section
Supernova remnantrelated to External linksGreen0.60section
Supernova remnantrelated to External linksUniversity0.60section
Supernova remnantrelated to External linksCambridge0.60section
Supernova remnantrelated to External linksChandra0.60section
Supernova remnantrelated to External linksSupernova RemnantsNASA0.60section
Supernova remnantrelated to External linksIntroduction0.60section
Supernova remnantrelated to External linksSupernova Remnants Archived0.60section
Supernova remnantrelated to External linksWayback MachineNASA's Imagine0.60section
Supernova remnantrelated to External linksSupernova RemnantsAfterlife0.60section
Supernova remnantrelated to External linksSupernova0.60section
Supernova remnantrelated to External linksUniverseToday0.60section

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