
Explosion of a star Nova in the sky on March 27, will it happen or not? What will happen and where we can see it
Credits: NASA/CXC/m. Weiss There Nova recurrent by T Coronae Borealis, a stellar system at 2600 light years from us, could explode shortly making the star – which is now not visible to the naked eye – brilliant in the night sky as the polar star. It is not the first time that we talk about it: the media began to ...







