Boris (Bruce) Kriger·Oct 14The Betelgeuse Star: A Giant on the BrinkFor a century astronomers treated the red star on Orion’s shoulder as the most famous loner in the sky. It is a supergiant so swollen that…
InThe GravitybyAurel Stratan·Oct 9Betelgeuse vs. WOH G64: Which One Will Explode First — and Which Will Shine Brighter?Two massive stars are reaching their turbulent final stages. Will our children see their lifetime’s extraordinary spectacle in the sky?
Amit Surti·Aug 21Betelgeuse May Have a Hidden Companion. Here’s What Astronomers Actually Found.A 2,100-day rhythmic cycle that nobody could explain. A narrow filament carved through stellar outflow. Two independent telescopes…
The Sleepy Physicist·Jun 7Betelgeuse Will Explode. Here’s What the Sky Will Look Like.The star that has been above every human head since before recorded history is going to vanish. Permanently.
Liena Dreams·Jan 30Is the Universe a Binary Code?The Betelgeuse spectrum as the result of a computation performed by matterA response icon11
