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Betelgeuse star's dimming mystery solved


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sarahb
4 hours ago, PartySick said:

Same :giveup:

It'll look as bright as a full moon for about a month before slowly disappearing over the next four months :bradley: imagine seeing a star disappear in months :giveup:

We'd also witness the birth of a neutron star :tony:

Imagine all we could learn about the formation of heavy elements on the universe by studying the ejecta too :bradley:

Dear Betelgeuse, please die :bradley:

And we'd be amongst the tiny tiny fraction of humanity that'd get to be alive to see it :bradley:

Do you feel him sir?
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PartySick
24 minutes ago, sarahb said:

And we'd be amongst the tiny tiny fraction of humanity that'd get to be alive to see it :bradley:

Ikr :tony:

The last time a supernova was visible with the naked eye was the 13th century. Those lucky bastards :bradley:

Whimsical bitch
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