
New images help solve celestial mystery of Betelgeuse's great dimming
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The dimming of the red giant Betelgeuse, observed globally between November 2019 and March 2020, caused widespread speculation as to its cause. A new study reveals what caused the historic dimming, which some had speculated was a sign that the star was about to explode as a supernova.
The red giant, a star in the last stages of its life, experienced two significant drops in brightness, which caused some astronomers to believe that it was nearing its end and could explode in a supernova -- something that was last observed in the 17th century.More Related News

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