At the American Astronomical Society meeting here, they presented the first three-dimensional computer simulations of these titanic fireworks, which mark the demise of massive stars.
Titled NaSt1, the giant star raised awareness due to its bright appearance and unusual nature, which represents a brief transitory period in the evolution, and eventual demise, of massive star systems.
But late last week, local people near the ornate ruins about 110 kilometers southwest of the Iraqi city of Mosul heard massive explosions that likely marked the demise of the 2000-year-old 2000-year-old 2000-year-oldell-preserved scitytures and stone architscture.
It turned the little-known trio into international superstars, creating a crucible of massive popularity that perhaps hastened the early demise of its leader, Kurt Cobain.
The Sachem group says its conference is intended to "put illegal immigration, the massive violation of our borders and the demise of our national sovereignty into the debate".
Liam also disputed his brother's claim that "the demise of Oasis followed a massive row in which he claimed I demanded to advertise my clothing range Pretty Green in the Oasis tour program".
At the same time it becomes clear that idiosyncratic lesions associated with different forms of neurodegenerative diseases (such as for example senile plaques or Lewy bodies) appear at the late stages of neurodegenerative pathologies and massive neuronal demise signals terminal stages of the disease.
Barring the massive resistance of an industry resisting its own demise, of course.
Congress passed the Sarbanes-Oxley Act to restore investor confidence, which had been deflated by massive business and audit failures, epitomized by the demise of the Enron Corporation and Arthur Andersen LLP.
The above-mentioned demise of the dinosaurs, or the massive wave of marine extinctions which mark the end of the Mesozoic, could be called 'habitat change'.
