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This is something that mystifies me --
If the first stars were composed of only hydrogen and helium, why does a Type 1a Supernova show virtually no hydrogen in its spectrum? It seems logical that we would see an abundance of hydrogen.
Thanks!
If the first stars were composed of only hydrogen and helium, why does a Type 1a Supernova show virtually no hydrogen in its spectrum? It seems logical that we would see an abundance of hydrogen.
Thanks!