Betelgeuse Supernova — A Star’s Final Act The red giant Betelgeuse, one of the brightest stars in Orion, is nearing the end of its life — and when it goes supernova, the explosion could be visible from Earth even in broad daylight. This cosmic event could happen anytime, and it will shine brighter than the full Moon for weeks. Scientists are closely watching every flicker and shift, waiting for the moment it unleashes its final blaze. When it happens, we won’t just see a star die — we’ll witness

82K views · 3.3K reactions | Dec 11/12, 2023: the star Betelgeuse is going to disappear from the bught sky for 15 seconds tonight as its eclipsed by the asteroid Leona! #space #news #astronomy #science | Astro Alexandra | Facebook