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Questions regarding stars which increase suddenly in energy output due to an explosion which ejected much of its mass.
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Is the resulting light from a supernova a product of photons bouncing around in the Sun?
And it occurred to me that at the end of a star's life (during a supernova, given that it's big enough) all the photons that had built up in the radiation zone would be emitted at that point. … Is the resulting emission of all those built-up photons what produces the great source of light seen during a supernova, or is it simply a contributor? …
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