A survey of SN 1987A results in Science, Vol. 240, Page 754, offered additional perspective on the neutrino burst. The neutrino luminosity in the first second was 10⁵³ erg/sec. Using consensus numbers for the density of luminous matter and the size of the observable universe, the luminosity of the entire universe is approximately 5×10⁵² erg/sec. Thus, during the explosion the supernova was brighter than the entire rest of the universe, yet generated all of its energy in a region about 50 km across. By comparison, if the Sun shines for another 10 billion years its total energy output over that entire period will be about 10⁵¹ erg. The supernova released 100 times that energy each second of the collapse.