Three years ago, a star in Orion inexplicably dimmed. Astronomers finally know why | Salon.com
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Betelgeuse' star, part of Orion, due for explosive supernova
Betelgeuse is acting strange, and astronomers are buzzing
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I spent 20 hours shooting the leftmost star in Orion's belt with an 8" telescope from my backyard. This is all the stuff my camera was able to see in that area. [
Alnitak: An exceptionally hot, blue star on Orion's Belt | Astronomy.com
Orion's Belt | ESO
Will Betelgeuse explode soon? Star may go supernova soon | Daily Mail Online
Premium Photo | Great nebula in orion, supernova core pulsar neutron star. elements of this image furnished by nasa. retouched image.
EarthSky | Betelgeuse will explode someday
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Great Dimming' of Betelgeuse star is solved - BBC News
A Tale of Two Stars: The Inside Story of Orion's Belt | Space
If Betelgeuse Does Go Supernova Do You Know Where To Look? Here's How To Prepare For The Big Moment
Six naked-eye wonders in Orion | Astronomy.com
Is Orion constellation star Betelgeuse about to go supernova?
Constellation Orion. The yellow star at top left is Betelgeuse, long overdue for a supernova. : r/space
Orion's Belt: Stars, Myths, Constellation, Facts, Location – Constellation Guide
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Clara Orion's Belt Stars Crawler – Noellery
Orion's belt in the winter sky, stars Alnitak, Alnilam, Mintaka, Horsehead Nebula, Orion Nebula Stock Photo - Alamy
Orion's Belt Asterism: The Girdle of the Celestial Hunter - The Planets
Jackie Faherty on Twitter: "Betelgeuse is trending. The star not the movie. This should inspire you to go find it in your nighttime sky! If it goes supernova (chances are low but
Sifting through Dust near Orion's Belt | ESO
A star in Orion is acting so strangely that some think it may go supernova | Salon.com
Looking Up: Betelgeuse takes a dip!
