Brian Cox Warn Betelgeuse Supernova Explosion Imminent!

Imagine a cosmic giant brighter than a billion suns suddenly dimming before our eyes. In this video, we explore the dramatic dimming of Betelgeuse, the red supergiant star in Orion's shoulder. We'll delve into the theories behind this phenomenon, from dust clouds to the potential for a supernova. Join us as we uncover the mysteries surrounding Betelgeuse and what it means for our understanding of the universe. Don't miss out on this fascinating journey through the cosmos!
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[davidcraill]

If Brian Cox gave the warning, why are we hearing it from him, instead of a script reading robot?

[mrpurcountry]

What does it matter when none of this stuff is current it's over 600 years ago that it took place.

[DLMVegas]

Well I don't think I'll be alive in the next 100, 000 years as stated in this video. I don't even think my great great great great great grandchildren will be around either.

[jeffreyphillips]

Does anyone bother to listen to these videos before posting them? I heard Betelgeuse pronounced 3 different ways during the video.

[troydavis]

It can't be imminent. Betelgeuse is 650 light years away. If it happened, it happened 650 years ago.

[stevie]

Do we need to cancel our dinner plans ?

[advertisercommerce]

The commentator said what he was going to say in the first 20 seconds, then repeat it, repeat it, repeat it. . .. . . . boring! Nothing to see here folks, move on.