Extremely rare 'stellar explosion' will be visible to naked eye, will last for a week

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Extremely rare 'stellar explosion' will be visible to naked eye, will last for a week
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A rare nova explosion is expected to be visible for an entire week.

As if the recent total solar eclipse wasn't enough, stargazers will now have another massive space event to look forward to.

It's believed that nova explosions, such as the one that's expected to happen to T CrB later this year, only happen about once a century. For a large majority of people, this will make it a once-in-a-lifetime event. Now, after the explosion happens, the star will enter a cool down period. It eventually will cool down to its pre-explosion temperature and the cycle will slowly begin again. This instance is also unique in the sense that this doesn't destroy the star like a supernova would. T CrB and the two stars within the system, have erupted for years.

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