Betelguesse "about" to explode

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ZNP

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Betelguesse is said to go supernova in the next two weeks according to this scientist. Since the star is 642 light years away that would mean it exploded in 1382 and the light is just now arriving here. (BTW 1382 is the year that Wycliff translated the Bible into English).
 
enril

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theoretically...
 
kinda

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TheLivingStone said:
Light years 😂

Total deception.
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Yeah, isn't a light year 365/366 days based on the sun/Gregorian Calendar?

Brian Cox is warning the scientific community of Beetlejuice is about to explode. In unrelated news, Beetlejuice 2 was released last month. Coincidence? You make the call.

I'd rather here what Courtney Cox says, about just about anything. lol On a serious note, the scientific community is losing it's foothold on provable science, and are becoming more of a propaganda machine for the government. Just saying.... Like does anyone care what these mainstream scientist say any more?

So, let me know when this star explodes and causes all this concern, until then he is just making noise.


 
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