Exploding Star

An exploding star has suddenly appeared in the night sky, dazzling astronomers and extraterrestrials alike. Filled with untold force it is bursting to get free from the untold dense core. NASA states that when a star goes supernova, it emits what’s known as a “shock breakout,” a brilliant flash of energy. Though it is 130,000,000 times brighter than the sun, this event takes incredible patience and diligence to capture, because shock breakouts only last about 20 minutes. By the time you realize what you stumbled upon it is gone. This is my interpretation of the exploding start energy, and this is your chance to own your own piece of start energy. The cord threaded through the star is 3 mm in diameter.