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#Supernova

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🔭 What Will the Betelgeuse Supernova Be Like - And Will It Hurt Us?
@universetoday

「 It will be visible during the day. It will be brighter than any planet. It will be almost as bright as the full moon. You'll be able to read a book by the light of the Betelgeuse supernova at midnight 」

universetoday.com/articles/wha

Universe TodayWhat Will the Betelgeuse Supernova Be Like - And Will It Hurt Us?When Beetlejuice goes off, it's going to be the show of a lifetime. But it’s not going to hurt us.

Hobby update! 🔭🛸👾

Last week some clear nights; and with my second set I didn’t knew what to target and shoot. So kinda was hopping around and found this very very very faint target. Didn’t knew what it was; had to look it up.

Ultimately I had to do 600 second and 1200 second 🫣 subs. Yeah. That’s 20 minutes for one shot. And that a challenge I didn’t tackle before.

But. Here she is: CTB-1 Supernova remnant in HOO (Garlic Nebula)

William Optics RedCat 61 WIFD
ZWO AM3, ZWO EAF, ZWO ASI 120MM mini, ASIAir Pro
69x 600" @ Gain 252 -10c
21x1200" @ Gain 252 -10c
20 Flats + darkflats
40 Darks (600/1200")

Have this friend who is newish to #astrophotography here in Sydney. He did 40-hour mosaic on the Vela Supernova remnant in h-alpha/[O-III] …. And holy heck it is incomprehensibly magnificent! 🔭

Those are exploded star gutz. At its heart is the Vela pulsar. 📡

Elfie is awesome and you should follow his recent immersion and obviously very good work in astrophotography.

His Instagram is here: instagram.com/elfn8r?igsh=MWV3

Shared with permission.

📸 David Elford

If you too want to know when the long awaited recurrent #supernova explosion of T Coronae Borealis happens, well just wait. You didn't miss it, it hasn't happened yet, however pre-eruption started.

Last outbreaks were May 1866 and February 1946, so 2025 is likely. T CrB has two components: a red giant star in close orbit with a white dwarf. Theoretically accumulated mattercould push past the 1.4 solar mass Chandrasekhar Limit, forcing a Type Ia supernova. I would love to see that! #astronomy