A Conversation for Gheorgheniplex: Safety Concerns
I saw in tody's paper that the supernova might not come for thousands of years
paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Started conversation Jan 14, 2020
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near-Earth_supernova
Every 240 million years or so, a supernova occurs within 33 light years of earth.
On average, a supernova raises the earth's temperature between three and four degrees centigrade.
Rigel and Antares have the greatest mass, but they are pretty far away form us. Sop, unless one of them moves a lot closer just before blowing, we might be okay.
Spica is the one I would worry most about.
(Ford Prefect was visiting Elvis last I heard.)
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I saw in tody's paper that the supernova might not come for thousands of years
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