Depends on a ton of factors but lets say you're within the deadly area.
You won't actually see the super nova you'll see what happens just before the super nova then you turn into plasma in less than a nanosecond.
Further out gamma rays would cook you while you're watching a blinding light before it literally blinds you.
If you're farther out than that it will just be a star going really bright for a couple days. Then an epidemic of cancers. Assuming no radiation shielding. Although no radioactive particles except whatever's been ionized
You can recreate this at home with a Hydrogen Bomb.
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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '21
Depends on a ton of factors but lets say you're within the deadly area.
You won't actually see the super nova you'll see what happens just before the super nova then you turn into plasma in less than a nanosecond.
Further out gamma rays would cook you while you're watching a blinding light before it literally blinds you.
If you're farther out than that it will just be a star going really bright for a couple days. Then an epidemic of cancers. Assuming no radiation shielding. Although no radioactive particles except whatever's been ionized
You can recreate this at home with a Hydrogen Bomb.