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ZIn_XDVTqmQ • Rare Stellar Explosion Will Ignite a “New Star” | NOVA | PBS
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Kind: captions Language: en get ready to see a star explode sometime between now and September a bright light will appear in the sky and only be visible to the naked eye for a few days near the Hercules and Bo botus constellations the light will actually be a massive explosion called a Nova in a star system named T Corona Borealis tcrb is made up of two dying Stars a red giant and white dwarf that orbit each other closely as the red giant expands and cools gas from its outer layers is pulled onto the nearby White dwarf as this gas piles up on the small dense star its interior gets hotter and hotter until it triggers a massive explosion a Nova and that's what we'll see in the night sky a Nova is different from a supernova which is an explosion so enormous that the dying star expels its outer layers out into the universe usually leaving behind a neutron star or a black hole TCB explodes about every 80 years the last time it was visible was in 1946 but reports go as far back as now scientists are observing a similar pattern a change in the star system's brightness which is a Harbinger For an upcoming explosion and scientists expected to explode again about 80 years from now [Music]