# Talk:Supernovae in fiction

Charles Stross's Iron Sunrise has a whole chapter devoted to describing an induced supernova (the sun's core is momentarily removed somehow, placed in a pocket universe where quintillions of years pass in a fraction of a second our time, and then restored to the center of the star as a hunk of supercold iron. Boom within minutes, great description of the effect of the supernova on the solar system, the settled planet within it, and its outlying space stations as the neutrino wave and its lethal radiation spreads outward and only a few escape it in time.
Ought we to include it? Daniel Case (talk) 00:28, 14 July 2024 (UTC)

I haven't seen it discussed (or even mentioned) in any sources on the overarching topic of the article—Supernovae in fiction—and a quick search does not bring up any that I might have missed (though there could of course be others that I have still missed), so I say no on the basis that it would be out of WP:PROPORTION to its treatment by sources on the subject. TompaDompa (talk) 03:45, 14 July 2024 (UTC)