Nova explosions are responsible for most of the lithium in our galaxy

A team of researchers, led by ASU, has determined that nova explosions are responsible for most of the lithium in our galaxy and solar system.

A Supernova Explosion in the Pinwheel Galaxy

First detection of lithium from an exploding star

Research projects - Department of Astronomy

The origin of the elements: a century of progress

Type I Supernova

What Are Stars Made Of? The Chemical Composition of the Stars

If life was underground, could life survive a nova or supernova of

Supernova - Wikipedia

Theory on Lithium in Stars May Be Confirmed - The New York Times

Lithium Mystery Solved: It's Exploding Stars, Not The Big Bang Or

Estimates of the lithium abundance in the SMC interstellar medium