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Islam Hassan
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If the timing of detonation of nuclear weapons’ numerous implosive lenses must to be kept to within a microsecond or so in order to avoid asymmetrical detonation, does the timing of a supernova explosion similarly have tight constraints on its simultaneity and hence the sphericity of its ultimate cataclysmic implosion/explosion?
What are these constraints estimated to be, and are they occasionally breached? Have we observed asymmetric —or slightly asymmetric— supernova explosions?IH
What are these constraints estimated to be, and are they occasionally breached? Have we observed asymmetric —or slightly asymmetric— supernova explosions?IH
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