Aftershock

Shockwaves of stellar cataclysms.
 
The aftermath of a supernova is a turbulent landscape where shockwaves ripple through the remnants of a star, scattering elements across the cosmos. These shockwaves compress surrounding gas and dust, potentially igniting the birth of new stars, as the universe reshuffles its matter in a grand display of cosmic recycling. The intense energy released in these aftershocks can travel vast distances, affecting distant regions of space and contributing to the ongoing evolution of galaxies.