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T Coronae Borealis T Corona Borealis Recurrent Nova Luminosity Changes V462 Lupi V572 Velorum Dual Nova Events

Two Southern Novae Dimming After Brief Naked-Eye Appearance

Southern Hemisphere skywatchers face a shrinking window to spot these novae before they fade beyond unaided view.

T Coronae Borealis' Predicted Nova Explosion Misses March 27 Date, Still Considered Imminent

Astronomers Predict Rare T Coronae Borealis Nova Could Erupt Today

T Corona Borealis Predicted to Go Nova on March 27 in Rare Astronomical Event

Astronomers Await Rare T Coronae Borealis Nova After 80-Year Hiatus

Astronomers Anticipate 'Zombie Star' T Coronae Borealis' Rare Nova Event

Astronomers and Enthusiasts Gear Up for Spectacular Nova Event

Hubble Reveals New Mysteries in 40-Year-Old Stellar Explosion

Astronomers Anticipate Rare Nova Event in Corona Borealis