Modeling Supernovae Core Collapse

“What we've done,” explains University of Arizona professor Adam Burrows, “is unlocked the core of supernovae. We have a computational tool that allows us to go into the core, and we see that there’s gravitational radiation—much more than we thought.”

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news70723475.html">Modeling Supernovae Core Collapse</a></p> <p>“What we've done,” explains University of Arizona professor Adam Burrows, “is unlocked the core of supernovae. We have a computational tool that allows us to go into the core, and we see that there’s gravitational radiation—much more than we thought.”</p>