Scientists predicted this star would explode. It's bucked expectations.
Today we call the star system responsible T Coronae Borealis, "T CrB" for short, or the "Blaze Star." It fires up around ...
T Coronae Borealis: How to see "once-in-a-lifetime" celestial explosion
When it goes nova, T Coronae Borealis will become one of the brightest stars in the night sky. The question is: When will it ...
Once-in-a-lifetime ‘Blaze Star’ to burst into view ‘any day now’ – where to find new light in the sky
STARGAZERS may be able to catch the birth of a new star if they keep their eyes to the sky over the next few weeks. T Coronae ...
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Meet The Millinovae: A New Mysterious Class Of Cosmic X-Ray Events
A stronomers have found a new type of stellar phenomenon: stars that for a few months might suddenly get up to 20 times as ...
Rare T Corona Borealis star to be visible in North East
Stargazers in the North East could soon witness a 'once-in-a-lifetime' spectacle as astronomers predict the star system T Coronae Borealis ...
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Cosmic X-ray mystery solved — Scientists discover new class of exploding stars
Unleash your curiosity about millinovae, the cosmic newcomers that bridge the gap between two well-known types of exploding stars.
Millinovae Illuminate the Dark Corners of the Universe
A groundbreaking discovery by an international team of astronomers has revealed a completely new class of cosmic X-ray ...
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In a first, Indian Institute of Astrophysics astronomers spot ultraviolet emissions from novae in Andromeda galaxy
Astronomers from the Indian Institute of Astrophysics (IIA) have spotted far ultra violet (FUV) emissions from novae for the first time in the neighbouring Andromeda galaxy. The ultraviolet ...