Mundane History Page #3

There is still some time.

More people might come in.

Is it possible

for us to live without a past?

Without a future as well?

The future?

Who knows?

There is only today.

Ake...

How did the accident happen?

Every star has a finite life.

It is born, lives and dies like all

living things.

Once the hydrogen in a star's core is

depleted.

The star will be transformed.

Nature tries its best to preserve the

balance

by controlling this transformation.

But the star's death is inevitable.

When a star with small mass loses energy

it becomes a white dwarf.

It sheds its outer layers to form a

nebula

a pale remnant of what it once was.

A star with large mass that has always

shone bright

will have a stellar and luminous death.

It explodes into a supernova.

This stellar explosion rips the star

apart.

And propels matter into space

at a speed of over 10, 000 km per second.

The supernova radiates as much energy

as one billion suns.

After it explodes, the star goes dark

and leaves behind a trail of gas and dust

where it once shone bright.

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