Did anyone else just see a star go very bright before almost

>>18566854
probably a star dying
I saw something like that too like two months ago

>>18566870
But it was bright like a supernova and then went completely dim. I don't know if that's a typical behavior.

>>18566870
Pretty nice. I've only seen a star die once in my life. By the time I got to the observatory all that was left was star debris/ dust.

>>18566888
I've seen what op is talking about but years ago

I thought it was a mirror on a satellite.

i've seen quite a few stars die, but never a supernova. consider yourself lucky if this was the case.

>>18566942
Probably wasn't supernova because the light should last for days

Iridium flare

>>18566888
>By the time I got to the observatory all that was left was star debris/ dust.
That's not even how supernovas work, they are not fast in human terms.

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I don't know what are you talking about, but i saw superbight star for about week in Czech sky. (it is on the pic - normal star is left on the pic for example). This is it?

>>18567443
That's a fucking satellite.

>>18567443
it was'nt an iridium or heli, every night it was on the same place. In one moment i thought its statite(what is imposibe with our technologies)

>>18567456
no, 5 days (every night) it was on the same place and it was blinking

>>18567456
blinking like a star

>>18566854
I've seen it. It follows no order, or pattern.

Just a really bright star that sometimes shows up, sometimes now.

But don't look at it. Science says it's not possible, so you'd just be wasting your time investigating further.

Im in the NJ area and saw it walking to class about 30 min ago. It was very bright in a part of the open sky with clouds below it. It looked very much like the pic in op. It was a very cool sight, i wasnt quite sure what i was looking at.

>>18566854
That was just me.

Everything will be perfect.

I AM.

e v e r y w h e r e

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