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  1. europesays.com/cz/228446/ Vzdálená hvězdná soustava se může znovu výrazně rozjasnit. Astronomové čekají na další erupci #Astronomie #Exploze #Hvězdy #NASA #Sport #Sports #TCoronaeBorealis(hvězda) #vesmír

  2. The ‘Blaze Star’ Could Explode Tonight — Here’s Where To Look

    Topline If predictions come true, June 25 could see a dim star in the night sky suddenly brighten…
    #NewsBeep #News #Science #BlazeStar #CoronaBorealis #GB #howtofindnova #TCoronaeBorealis #TCrB #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/658027/

  3. The "Blaze Star" 🌟 T Coronae Borealis, a recurring nova in the Northern Crown constellation, is expected to brighten dramatically soon, shining as bright as Polaris 🌌👀. This rare cosmic event could be visible to the naked eye for days—a once-in-a-lifetime spectacle! Stay tuned for updates 🔭✨ #Nova #Astronomy #TCoronaeBorealis #Stargazing

    Read more: skyatnightmagazine.com/space-s

  4. The "Blaze Star" 🌟 T Coronae Borealis, a recurring nova in the Northern Crown constellation, is expected to brighten dramatically soon, shining as bright as Polaris 🌌👀. This rare cosmic event could be visible to the naked eye for days—a once-in-a-lifetime spectacle! Stay tuned for updates 🔭✨ #Nova #Astronomy #TCoronaeBorealis #Stargazing

    Read more: skyatnightmagazine.com/space-s

  5. The "Blaze Star" 🌟 T Coronae Borealis, a recurring nova in the Northern Crown constellation, is expected to brighten dramatically soon, shining as bright as Polaris 🌌👀. This rare cosmic event could be visible to the naked eye for days—a once-in-a-lifetime spectacle! Stay tuned for updates 🔭✨

    Read more: skyatnightmagazine.com/space-s

  6. The "Blaze Star" 🌟 T Coronae Borealis, a recurring nova in the Northern Crown constellation, is expected to brighten dramatically soon, shining as bright as Polaris 🌌👀. This rare cosmic event could be visible to the naked eye for days—a once-in-a-lifetime spectacle! Stay tuned for updates 🔭✨ #Nova #Astronomy #TCoronaeBorealis #Stargazing

    Read more: skyatnightmagazine.com/space-s

  7. You have no doubt heard of the “Blaze Star” - T. Coronae Borealis - which astronomers have been saying will explode “any day now” since August 2024.
    (It’s about 500 light-years away, so it has already exploded, but that light hasn’t reached us yet.)
    If you’d like to see it, but don’t know where to look, or even how to find where to look, this thread is for you, and you don’t even need to know your right ascension from your declination.
    Here’s how to find it.
    #astronomy #nova #tcoronaeborealis
    1/3

  8. You have no doubt heard of the “Blaze Star” - T. Coronae Borealis - which astronomers have been saying will explode “any day now” since August 2024.
    (It’s about 500 light-years away, so it has already exploded, but that light hasn’t reached us yet.)
    If you’d like to see it, but don’t know where to look, or even how to find where to look, this thread is for you, and you don’t even need to know your right ascension from your declination.
    Here’s how to find it.
    #astronomy #nova #tcoronaeborealis
    1/3

  9. You have no doubt heard of the “Blaze Star” - T. Coronae Borealis - which astronomers have been saying will explode “any day now” since August 2024.
    (It’s about 500 light-years away, so it has already exploded, but that light hasn’t reached us yet.)
    If you’d like to see it, but don’t know where to look, or even how to find where to look, this thread is for you, and you don’t even need to know your right ascension from your declination.
    Here’s how to find it.
    #astronomy #nova #tcoronaeborealis
    1/3

  10. You have no doubt heard of the “Blaze Star” - T. Coronae Borealis - which astronomers have been saying will explode “any day now” since August 2024.
    (It’s about 500 light-years away, so it has already exploded, but that light hasn’t reached us yet.)
    If you’d like to see it, but don’t know where to look, or even how to find where to look, this thread is for you, and you don’t even need to know your right ascension from your declination.
    Here’s how to find it.
    #astronomy #nova #tcoronaeborealis
    1/3

  11. Finally tracked down the overdue nova T Coronae Borealis by star hopping. It was gratifyingly unimpressive 😃

    #tcoronaeborealis #tcrb #astronomy

  12. Finally tracked down the overdue nova T Coronae Borealis by star hopping. It was gratifyingly unimpressive 😃

    #tcoronaeborealis #tcrb #astronomy

  13. Finally tracked down the overdue nova T Coronae Borealis by star hopping. It was gratifyingly unimpressive 😃

  14. Finally tracked down the overdue nova T Coronae Borealis by star hopping. It was gratifyingly unimpressive 😃

    #tcoronaeborealis #tcrb #astronomy

  15. Thinking of the Blaze Star, a recurrent nova coming soon, I wonder how many historic moments were marked by such events.

    Soon, a 'new' star will shine for 3 days before vanishing. This nova repeats every ~80 years, and recent observations show it's imminent.

    #BlazeStar #ZombieStar #RecurrentNova
    #TCoronaeBorealis
    #NorthernCrown
    #News #History
    #Astronomy #AstronomyNews

    youtu.be/H9ubzl8sMJM?si=GWAXPQ

  16. Thinking of the Blaze Star, a recurrent nova coming soon, I wonder how many historic moments were marked by such events.

    Soon, a 'new' star will shine for 3 days before vanishing. This nova repeats every ~80 years, and recent observations show it's imminent.

    #BlazeStar #ZombieStar #RecurrentNova
    #TCoronaeBorealis
    #NorthernCrown
    #News #History
    #Astronomy #AstronomyNews

    youtu.be/H9ubzl8sMJM?si=GWAXPQ

  17. Thinking of the Blaze Star, a recurrent nova coming soon, I wonder how many historic moments were marked by such events.

    Soon, a 'new' star will shine for 3 days before vanishing. This nova repeats every ~80 years, and recent observations show it's imminent.

    #BlazeStar #ZombieStar #RecurrentNova
    #TCoronaeBorealis
    #NorthernCrown
    #News #History
    #Astronomy #AstronomyNews

    youtu.be/H9ubzl8sMJM?si=GWAXPQ

  18. Thinking of the Blaze Star, a recurrent nova coming soon, I wonder how many historic moments were marked by such events.

    Soon, a 'new' star will shine for 3 days before vanishing. This nova repeats every ~80 years, and recent observations show it's imminent.

    #BlazeStar #ZombieStar #RecurrentNova
    #TCoronaeBorealis
    #NorthernCrown
    #News #History
    #Astronomy #AstronomyNews

    youtu.be/H9ubzl8sMJM?si=GWAXPQ

  19. Il cielo di settembre: dall’equinozio d’autunno a una cometa in arrivo

    https://edu.inaf.it/rubriche/il-cielo-del-mese/equinozio-superluna-cometa/

    Il cielo di settembre: l’equinozio d’autunno, Superluna con eclisse parziale, una cometa in arrivo e la stella solitaria

    #agosto #costellazioni #ilCieloDelMese #perseidi #pianeti #TCoronaeBorealis #ViaLattea

  20. Il cielo di settembre: dall’equinozio d’autunno a una cometa in arrivo

    https://edu.inaf.it/rubriche/il-cielo-del-mese/equinozio-superluna-cometa/

    Il cielo di settembre: l’equinozio d’autunno, Superluna con eclisse parziale, una cometa in arrivo e la stella solitaria

    #agosto #costellazioni #ilCieloDelMese #perseidi #pianeti #TCoronaeBorealis #ViaLattea

  21. Il cielo di settembre: dall’equinozio d’autunno a una cometa in arrivo

    https://edu.inaf.it/rubriche/il-cielo-del-mese/equinozio-superluna-cometa/

    Il cielo di settembre: l’equinozio d’autunno, Superluna con eclisse parziale, una cometa in arrivo e la stella solitaria

    #agosto #costellazioni #ilCieloDelMese #perseidi #pianeti #TCoronaeBorealis #ViaLattea

  22. In a completely unexpected, but very pleasant surprise, our #TCoronaeBorealis video has recently hit 22k views! The best performing video on the #PhysExe channel in recent history, especially this soon after upload. Great to see so many folks interested in the soon-to-erupt recurrent #nova.

    If you're interested in seeing for yourself, please do go over and take a look at it. Actually quite proud of how it turned out considering how quickly it came together. #scicomm

    youtube.com/watch?v=UkfIw9qkmy

  23. In a completely unexpected, but very pleasant surprise, our #TCoronaeBorealis video has recently hit 22k views! The best performing video on the #PhysExe channel in recent history, especially this soon after upload. Great to see so many folks interested in the soon-to-erupt recurrent #nova.

    If you're interested in seeing for yourself, please do go over and take a look at it. Actually quite proud of how it turned out considering how quickly it came together. #scicomm

    youtube.com/watch?v=UkfIw9qkmy

  24. In a completely unexpected, but very pleasant surprise, our #TCoronaeBorealis video has recently hit 22k views! The best performing video on the #PhysExe channel in recent history, especially this soon after upload. Great to see so many folks interested in the soon-to-erupt recurrent #nova.

    If you're interested in seeing for yourself, please do go over and take a look at it. Actually quite proud of how it turned out considering how quickly it came together. #scicomm

    youtube.com/watch?v=UkfIw9qkmy

  25. In a completely unexpected, but very pleasant surprise, our #TCoronaeBorealis video has recently hit 22k views! The best performing video on the #PhysExe channel in recent history, especially this soon after upload. Great to see so many folks interested in the soon-to-erupt recurrent #nova.

    If you're interested in seeing for yourself, please do go over and take a look at it. Actually quite proud of how it turned out considering how quickly it came together. #scicomm

    youtube.com/watch?v=UkfIw9qkmy

  26. Il cielo di agosto: cielo ricco, mi ci ficco!

    https://edu.inaf.it/rubriche/il-cielo-del-mese/agosto-saturno-perseidi-nova-tcrb/

    Il cielo di agosto: l’occultazione lunare di Saturno, le Perseidi, il Triangolo estivo, la possibile nova T CrB, i passaggi delle stazioni spaziali

    #agosto #costellazioni #ilCieloDelMese #perseidi #pianeti #TCoronaeBorealis #ViaLattea

  27. Il cielo di agosto: cielo ricco, mi ci ficco!

    https://edu.inaf.it/rubriche/il-cielo-del-mese/agosto-saturno-perseidi-nova-tcrb/

    Il cielo di agosto: l’occultazione lunare di Saturno, le Perseidi, il Triangolo estivo, la possibile nova T CrB, i passaggi delle stazioni spaziali

    #agosto #costellazioni #ilCieloDelMese #perseidi #pianeti #TCoronaeBorealis #ViaLattea

  28. Il cielo di agosto: cielo ricco, mi ci ficco!

    https://edu.inaf.it/rubriche/il-cielo-del-mese/agosto-saturno-perseidi-nova-tcrb/

    Il cielo di agosto: l’occultazione lunare di Saturno, le Perseidi, il Triangolo estivo, la possibile nova T CrB, i passaggi delle stazioni spaziali

    #agosto #costellazioni #ilCieloDelMese #perseidi #pianeti #TCoronaeBorealis #ViaLattea

  29. Prossimamente è prevista l'esplosione della nova ricorrente T Coronae Borealis (T CrB)

    T CrB è una stella binaria, composta da una nana bianca (i resti del nucleo di una stella al termine della sua "vita") e da una gigante rossa (una stella nelle ultime fasi della sua evoluzione)

    1/6

    @astronomia

    #nova #tcoronaeborealis #tcrb #coronaboreale #coronaborealis #stelle #astronomia #astrofisica #astrofili #scienza #divulgazione #divulgazionescientifica #scienze

  30. Prossimamente è prevista l'esplosione della nova ricorrente T Coronae Borealis (T CrB)

    T CrB è una stella binaria, composta da una nana bianca (i resti del nucleo di una stella al termine della sua "vita") e da una gigante rossa (una stella nelle ultime fasi della sua evoluzione)

    1/6

    @astronomia

    #nova #tcoronaeborealis #tcrb #coronaboreale #coronaborealis #stelle #astronomia #astrofisica #astrofili #scienza #divulgazione #divulgazionescientifica #scienze

  31. Prossimamente è prevista l'esplosione della nova ricorrente T Coronae Borealis (T CrB)

    T CrB è una stella binaria, composta da una nana bianca (i resti del nucleo di una stella al termine della sua "vita") e da una gigante rossa (una stella nelle ultime fasi della sua evoluzione)

    1/6

    @astronomia

    #nova #tcoronaeborealis #tcrb #coronaboreale #coronaborealis #stelle #astronomia #astrofisica #astrofili #scienza #divulgazione #divulgazionescientifica #scienze

  32. Prossimamente è prevista l'esplosione della nova ricorrente T Coronae Borealis (T CrB)

    T CrB è una stella binaria, composta da una nana bianca (i resti del nucleo di una stella al termine della sua "vita") e da una gigante rossa (una stella nelle ultime fasi della sua evoluzione)

    1/6

    @astronomia

    #nova #tcoronaeborealis #tcrb #coronaboreale #coronaborealis #stelle #astronomia #astrofisica #astrofili #scienza #divulgazione #divulgazionescientifica #scienze

  33. I keep checking to see if #TCoronaeBorealis has gone nova yet, but it seems like it hasn't.

    Could happen any day between now and September. I'm not sure what the most definitive source is, or who will report the fastest when it happens.

    Seems like a good opportunity for a single purpose website. Like maybe: hasTCoronaeBorealisGoneNovaYet.com

    perhaps? Pretty small audience probably.

    #astronomy #nova #blazestar

  34. I keep checking to see if #TCoronaeBorealis has gone nova yet, but it seems like it hasn't.

    Could happen any day between now and September. I'm not sure what the most definitive source is, or who will report the fastest when it happens.

    Seems like a good opportunity for a single purpose website. Like maybe: hasTCoronaeBorealisGoneNovaYet.com

    perhaps? Pretty small audience probably.

    #astronomy #nova #blazestar

  35. I keep checking to see if #TCoronaeBorealis has gone nova yet, but it seems like it hasn't.

    Could happen any day between now and September. I'm not sure what the most definitive source is, or who will report the fastest when it happens.

    Seems like a good opportunity for a single purpose website. Like maybe: hasTCoronaeBorealisGoneNovaYet.com

    perhaps? Pretty small audience probably.

    #astronomy #nova #blazestar

  36. I keep checking to see if #TCoronaeBorealis has gone nova yet, but it seems like it hasn't.

    Could happen any day between now and September. I'm not sure what the most definitive source is, or who will report the fastest when it happens.

    Seems like a good opportunity for a single purpose website. Like maybe: hasTCoronaeBorealisGoneNovaYet.com

    perhaps? Pretty small audience probably.

    #astronomy #nova #blazestar

  37. CW: Huge star explosion to appear in sky in once-in-a-lifetime event
    > The binary star system in the constellation Corona Borealis — “northern crown” — is normally too dim to see with the naked eye.
    >
    > But every 80 years or so, exchanges between its two stars, which are locked in a deadly embrace, spark a runaway nuclear explosion.

    https://phys.org/news/2024-04-huge-star-explosion-sky-lifetime.html

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T_Coronae_Borealis

    #astronomy
    #binaryStar
    #binarySystem
    #BlazeStar
    #CoronaBorealis
    #recurrentNova
    #TCoronaeBorealis
    #TCrB
  38. CW: Huge star explosion to appear in sky in once-in-a-lifetime event
    > The binary star system in the constellation Corona Borealis — “northern crown” — is normally too dim to see with the naked eye.
    >
    > But every 80 years or so, exchanges between its two stars, which are locked in a deadly embrace, spark a runaway nuclear explosion.

    https://phys.org/news/2024-04-huge-star-explosion-sky-lifetime.html

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T_Coronae_Borealis

    #astronomy
    #binaryStar
    #binarySystem
    #BlazeStar
    #CoronaBorealis
    #recurrentNova
    #TCoronaeBorealis
    #TCrB
  39. CW: Huge star explosion to appear in sky in once-in-a-lifetime event
    > The binary star system in the constellation Corona Borealis — “northern crown” — is normally too dim to see with the naked eye.
    >
    > But every 80 years or so, exchanges between its two stars, which are locked in a deadly embrace, spark a runaway nuclear explosion.

    https://phys.org/news/2024-04-huge-star-explosion-sky-lifetime.html

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T_Coronae_Borealis

    #astronomy
    #binaryStar
    #binarySystem
    #BlazeStar
    #CoronaBorealis
    #recurrentNova
    #TCoronaeBorealis
    #TCrB
  40. CW: Huge star explosion to appear in sky in once-in-a-lifetime event
    > The binary star system in the constellation Corona Borealis — “northern crown” — is normally too dim to see with the naked eye.
    >
    > But every 80 years or so, exchanges between its two stars, which are locked in a deadly embrace, spark a runaway nuclear explosion.

    https://phys.org/news/2024-04-huge-star-explosion-sky-lifetime.html

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T_Coronae_Borealis

    #astronomy
    #binaryStar
    #binarySystem
    #BlazeStar
    #CoronaBorealis
    #recurrentNova
    #TCoronaeBorealis
    #TCrB
  41. Die NASA erwartet in den kommenden Monaten eine sehr helle Nova-Explosion in dem etwa 3.000 Lichtjahre entfernten Sternensystem T Coronae Borealis. Wann genau die Explosion zu sehen sein wird, ist unklar, irgendwann zwischen jetzt und September.
    Das Sternensystem soll mehrere Tage lang mit bloßem Auge und etwas mehr als eine Woche lang mit einem Fernglas sichtbar sein.
    #TCoronaeBorealis #Nova #Stern #Universum
    futurezone.at/science/nova-aus