Science & spaceCosmic Chronicles. 100k views 1 day agoBetelgeuse May Have Swallowed Another Star, And We Finally Know Why

Betelgeuse May Have Swallowed Another Star, And We Finally Know Why

Long-form12:56Science & TechnologyPublished Oct 9, 2026, 11:13 PM · 1w ago
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Betelgeuse is one of the most unstable stars in our night sky, and for years its strange dimming, unusual brightness cycles, and unexpectedly fast rotation have puzzled astronomers. Now, new observations may be revealing what is really happening. In this video, we explore the Great Dimming of Betelgeuse, evidence for a possible hidden companion known as “Betelbuddy,” and the dramatic idea that Betelgeuse may have swallowed another star in the past. That ancient stellar merger could help explain why this massive red supergiant behaves so strangely today. Betelgeuse docx Betelgeuse docx Betelgeuse docx And of course, one mystery still remains: when will Betelgeuse finally explode as a supernova? Betelgeuse docx #Betelgeuse #Space #Astronomy #Supernova #Stars #Universe #CosmicChronicles
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