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The spotlight has once again turned towards Betelgeuse, the red supergiant star in the constellation Orion. On March fourteen, twenty twenty-four, the American Association of Variable Star Observers noted that Betelgeuse has become slightly dimmer by about zero point five magnitudes since late January. While Betelgeuse is known to be a variable star, this recent dimming has sparked scientific interest due to its significant magnitude. What could be causing this sudden change in brightness? Could this be a sign of the long-anticipated supernova explosion? Join us as we delve into the mystery of Betelgeuse’s flashing behavior and its potential to become the next great supernova.
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