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...Using PWCT we developed a textual programming language Compiler and Virtual Machine without writing a single line of code where the programming process done using the PWCT visual components. This language called Supernova and it's free-open source. Many database, Multi-Media, Network, AI, Simulation & Math applications are developed using PWCT You can see/edit the generated source code. PWCT support Harbour, Supernova, C, Python, & C#.NET and you can extend PWCT to support code generation in any text based programming language. PWCT comes with many samples, tutorials and movies.

...The new star could be: 1) An already known or a new unknown asteroid; 2) An already known or a new unknown comet; 3) An already known or a new unknown galactic nova; 4) If it is superimposed to an external galaxy, an already known or a new unknown supernova; Before reporting a potential new discovery, please make all necessary checks to be sure it is not an already known object or a defect in your image.

Project "SuperNova.WS" is a sci-fi Massive Multiplayer Online (MMO) Real-Time Strategy (RTS) (like oGame) browser game. Based on xNova 0.8 RageRepack v226 and adds many changes in gameplay, heavy-duty optimization and bugfixes. Written on PHP & MySQL

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Modern scripting language and the first one that presents the concept of programming with direct fiction description using a clear subset of pure human language. Using Supernova you can write the source code using Arabic and/or English keywords and you can create GUI applications for Windows and Linux.

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For the direct and detailed analysis of supernova spectra.

Automated supernova finder is a software package to automatically compare FITS images to a nominated reference image with the aim of finding supernovae or other optical transient phenomena.

SNEC is the SuperNova Explosion Code. SNEC is available for download from http://stellarcollapse.org/SNEC . We use Source Forge to host the SNEC mailing list.