‘Zombie star’ could explode soon, light up sky for the first time in 80 years - Interesting Engineering

Astronomers anticipate a rare explosion of T Coronae Borealis, or the Blaze Star, which was first recorded 800 years ago.

By: Interesting Engineering

Nov 04 2024
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A report from by Daily Mail noted the Blaze Star draws material from the nearby red giant, siphoning hydrogen and other elements through its gravitational pull, much like a cosmic vampire. The start… [+731 chars]

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