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I'd like some opinion on the following sci fi story plot premise. In the
story a nearby supanova is going to have a catastrophic effect on the earth's atmosphere. I am considering that a type Ia supernova could occur in almost any random star within about 30LY and cause very nasty gamma ray and x-ray radiation to bombard the atmosphere. Is it feasible that there could be an undetected white dwarf companion star to one of the stars within this sort of range? I've read scientific papers that suggest there could be quite a lot of undetected white dwarfs out there. Rich Woods |
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