Cosmic Blast (2006)
A giant star, reaching the inevitable end of its fuel supply, explodes in a
tremendous explosion — brighter than a hundred billion stars — called a
supernova. The force from the blast throws the remains of the star deep into space,
where they will one day recollapse to form a star once more. Nature is wonderful at
recycling. Here we see the blast from a distant planet and moon orbiting the former
star.
