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A New Star in the Sky? #SpaceSaturday
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A New Star in the Sky? #SpaceSaturday
The bright new light in the sky in the constellation of Centaurus is an exploding star. The nova was discovered by John Seach of Grafton, Australia. Here’s more from Astronomy Now: The nova is easy to find, located just 1.5 degrees north of brilliant alpha Centauri (R.A. 14h 37m 22s and declination –58° 47′ 40”), and initial reports have it at magnitude +5.8, just visible with the naked eye. Novae are short-lived outbursts from binary star syste…
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