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Supernovae: A Threat to Life on Earthhould bear in mind the dangers posed by one to our very existence. Ironically, without supernovae and their ability to coalesce, as forming stars, from hydrogen, and ultimately produce heavy elements when they explode, life would not exist at all. Those heavy elements that formed the earth and human