Centuries of search ends with bang: What researchers have found at the giant star Betelgeuse
Centuries-long search ends with a bang: What researchers have found at the giant star Betelgeuse Stand: 29.07.2026, 12:58 clock..
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Subscribe now – and stay up-to-date week after week on what’s happening in space. The French astronomer from the Observatoire de Paris has just achieved something with his research team that generations of researchers have tried before: The team has proven the mysterious companion of Beteigeuze. A research team that also involved Montargès found that Betelgeuse was obscured by a cloud of dust – there was no sign of an imminent supernova. (Sources: ESO communication, own research) (tab).
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according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1The French astronomer from the Observatoire de Paris has just achieved something with his research team that generations of researchers have tried before: The team has proven the mysterious companion of Beteigeuze.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1A research team that also involved Montargès found that Betelgeuse was obscured by a cloud of dust – there was no sign of an imminent supernova. (Sources: ESO communication, own research) (tab)
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