The Blaze Star (T Coronae Borealis)

as the guy with the hydrogen bomb who tested to see how bright it was, i can confirm it wasn't that bright, i mean yeah even a star exploding is brighter

[Bwaatiss]

*For anyone wondering;* it's not gonna be some noticeable event like a shooting star. The explosion is projected to be about as bright as Polaris, so to the naked eye; it'll just look like another star appearing in the sky for a few nights before disappearing.

[dekurottjeager]

Guess i need to wait till 2104, imma mark it on my calendar

[ShpirtSvensson-rmgr]

"It's happening any day now" is the vaguest explanation when talking about space. Could mean within 20-70 years or something.

[arandomyoutuber]

COUGHING BABY BEEN REAL QUIET SINCE THIS DROPPED🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🥶🥶💯💯🗣️🔥🥶

[TheRealZanyBroz]

FINALLY, a video like this recommended before the event takes place!

[kaushikoruganti]

The fact that this was 3000 light years away mean that it Already happened 3000 years ago which is crazy to think about at that time we were forming some of our civilizations

[RydrVR]

“hey alexa set a timer for 79 years and 24 days”

[Let_me_get_a_name.-_-]

I always say "luckyy!" So....lucky? Coincidences in my life are just :)

[colbangers]

"Any day now" then "2104" then "keep an eye out now". What a roller coaster.

[KingBob]

“Any day now” proceeds to tell us that the next one will be 80 years from now 💀

[cozmicshananagans]

BRO THE HEART ATTACK HE JUST GAVE ME “ever wonder what a star imploding feels like, well you’re about to know”

[itsolivia]

“well you’re about to know!”
“you probably won’t see it.”

[some_lilo]

Bro 2024 is the year of 'crazy shit happening in space'

[EithanWinters]

Any day now can either mean today or in 100 million years

[anhvu-ypvs]

POV in 2105: Bruh, why do these videos get recommended to me after they’ve happened?!?!

[aNoobPlayingGames]

For anyone wondering what the name is to the star it is "T coronae borealis"

[Jacksonmoonstar]

Were so goddamn lucky to not be in the 1800’s or 1900’s. We have the technology to understand a ton of space and stars, reading all the papers that will be about this event is going to be so much fun. I love scientific papers, they’re mostly free online and for literally any subject you can think of, both space, engineering, and medical stuff. I highly recommend checking them out!

[roo]

104 year old me remembering the youtube short i watched 80 years ago: 🌄

[MegaTrevornant]

Instructions unclear: I’ve been blinded by a hydrogen bomb