Summary of NASA Chief Just Made A Terrifying Announcement About Betelgeuse Explosion!

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The CEO of NASA has been warning the public for years about an incredibly powerful explosion that is about to occur in the star known as Betelgeuse. Experts believe that the explosion will be so bright that it will be visible during the day, and it has the potential to affect planet Earth. people are urged to stay informed and be prepared.

• 00:00:00 The chief of NASA has been warning about an immeasurably big explosion in the star known as Beetlejuice for years, and now experts believe it's almost ready to happen. The explosion will be so powerful that it could potentially affect planet Earth, and people are urged to stay informed and be prepared.
• 00:05:00 NASA Chief just made a terrifying announcement about a supernova explosion that is expected to happen in the near future. The explosion is expected to be so bright that it will be visible during the day, and it will be one of the most spectacular events that humans will ever witness. Supernovas are incredibly rare, and this is only the third one that has been observed in the past 50 years.
• 00:10:00 NASA Chief announced that Beetlegeuse, one of the brightest stars in the night sky, is going supernova. The star is 10 million years old, and scientists didn't understand what was happening to it. However, what was not in doubt was that Beetlejuice was nearing the end of his stellar life. Thanks to the Hubble telescope, researchers were eventually able to put together a clear picture of beetlejuice's condition. They found that a huge plume more than one million miles or 1.6 million kilometers across may have risen from inside the star. This is the equivalent of a star Quake or better still a shock that blew out a chunk of the star's surface 400 million times larger than those usually seen in the sun's coronal mass ejection. However, unlike a CME, which is a threat to life on Earth, solar flares and CMEs are only potentially damaging.
• 00:15:00 NASA's chief has announced that a supernova due to occur in the star Betelgeuse is likely to be observable from Earth during the day for about a year. Although the explosion will have a significant impact on animals and humans, it is unlikely to cause a catastrophic radiation event.