We Are Witnessing a Unique Space Explosion That Is Visible from Everywhere!

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Published 2024-06-30

Have you ever heard of stars that explode every 80 years and still don't die? We are about to witness a unique space explosion that is visible from everywhere! Unlike a supernova, in which stars burn up completely in a gigantic firework display, an old star can also produce so-called nova explosions. The spectacle is similarly worth seeing - and we don't just see it once, but again and again. A nova in the Corona Borealis system is about to explode and we are excited to see it!

All Comments (11)

@nYdGeo 2 days ago

So, what we say occurred in 1946 actually occurred in 1054 BC...the scope of this is truly humbling.
@terrischuster5697 3 days ago

Yeah every 80 years it happens
@bugpal 3 days ago

I do have a question. Most nova create a nebula. Why doesn't this one? Or is it only supernova that does that? Idk.
@nasa-bohica8516 3 days ago

When will this happen approx time frame? ❤
@LesWorthington-os4yp 3 days ago

Will this be visible in the STH hemisphere?
@poolman6898 3 days ago

What the hell is the star's ID
@mrhappy4521 3 days ago

No start add
@ThatSkyThing 3 days ago

3000 light years away...how long does it take that explosive light to travel to us after it explodes?
@debcarsonart 2 days ago

How long for the shock wave to hit Earth?
@bugpal 3 days ago

Did anyone else get the gross Trump grift ad at the beginning?