Hypergiant
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- The Hypergiant HR 8752 Evolving Through the Yellow Evolutionary Void ,
- The Most Massive Stars Known 22
- A VLT/FLAMES Survey for Massive Binaries in Westerlund 1 IV
- Highest-Energy Supernovae Might Look Quite Spectacular from a Planet
- VLT/UVES Spectroscopy of Wray 977, the Hypergiant Companion to the X-Ray Pulsar GX301−2
- The Formation of Black-Holes in Low-Mass X-Ray Binaries Simon F
- 2018 Div. C (High School) Astronomy Help Session Sunday, Feb. 18Th, 2018 Stellar Evolution and Type II Supernovae Scott Jackson Mt
- Super Supernovae
- Driebe Et Al.: Probing the Brgamma-Emitting Wind Region
- Where Do Lbvs Come From? …And Where Do WR Stars Come From?
- Red Supergiants, Yellow Hypergiants, and Post-RSG Evolution
- New ESO Publications the LOCAL GROUP: EUROPEAN SL
- Arxiv:2008.03305V2 [Hep-Ph] 1 Mar 2021
- INTEGRAL View of Tev Sources: a Legacy for the CTA Project
- Luminous Blue Variables – Characteristics and Definition
- AS 314: a Dusty A–Type Hypergiant By
- Two Decades of Hypergiant Research
- The Mass-Loss History of the Red Hypergiant VY Cma*