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Little-Storage3955 on 06.04.2025 6:28 a.m. Source: https://nypost.com/2025/04/04/us-news/blaze-star-thats-3000-lightyears-away-will-soon-explode/?utm_campaign=nypost&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social
artifex78 on 06.04.2025 6:30 a.m. You mean it already happened ~3000 years ago and now we are able to see it.
weakplay on 06.04.2025 6:30 a.m. This and the annual meteor showers – I’ve learned not to hold my breath.
Cortana_CH on 06.04.2025 6:38 a.m. „Soon“ as in it could happen anytime between now and a couple of thousand years.
htomserveaux on 06.04.2025 6:42 a.m. Is this soon by normal standards or soon by astronomy standards? As in “some time in the next millennium”?
Felaguin on 06.04.2025 6:45 a.m. Someone might but it won’t be you. Or you. Or you. Or you. Or you. Or me.
Radfactor on 06.04.2025 6:47 a.m. why do I have a feeling it will be the last thing we see? Gamma rays anyone?
Endrael on 06.04.2025 6:50 a.m. Unless you happen to be on the ISS at the time, where else other than Earth would we be viewing this?
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You mean it already happened ~3000 years ago and now we are able to see it.
This and the annual meteor showers – I’ve learned not to hold my breath.
„Soon“ as in it could happen anytime between now and a couple of thousand years.
Is this soon by normal standards or soon by astronomy standards?
As in “some time in the next millennium”?
Someone might but it won’t be you. Or you. Or you. Or you. Or you. Or me.
why do I have a feeling it will be the last thing we see? Gamma rays anyone?
Unless you happen to be on the ISS at the time, where else other than Earth would we be viewing this?