Michael Flores+FollowBetelgeuse’s Secret Space Buddy Revealed!Turns out Betelgeuse—the star, not the movie ghost—has been hiding a cosmic BFF this whole time! Astronomers finally confirmed that a tiny companion star, Siwarha, is responsible for Betelgeuse’s weird brightness cycles. After years of peeking through telescopes, they spotted a trail of gas left by this elusive sidekick, which totally explains the star’s mysterious 2,100-day rhythm. Siwarha’s now playing hide-and-seek behind Betelgeuse until 2027, but at least we know what’s been causing all the drama! #Science #Betelgeuse #SpaceMystery20Share
Michael Flores+FollowBetelgeuse’s Secret Star Finally Revealed!Betelgeuse’s wild mood swings finally make sense! NASA’s Hubble just confirmed the giant star has a sneaky companion, Siwarha, that’s been stirring up its atmosphere for years. Think of it like a cosmic boat making waves—those weird brightness changes? All thanks to this hidden sidekick. Astronomers have been suspicious for ages, but now there’s proof. Space drama at 650 light-years away, and we’re getting a front-row seat! #Science #Betelgeuse #NASA20Share
Tamara Jones+FollowBetelgeuse’s Wild Mood Swings: Supernova Soon?Betelgeuse, that bright red star in Orion, has been acting super weird—dimming, brightening, and now it’s got a secret sidekick star called Betelbuddy! Astronomers think it could go supernova in our lifetime (or not), which would mean a sky show as bright as the full moon but totally safe for us. Imagine losing Orion’s shoulder overnight! Would you want to see a supernova with your own eyes? #Science #Betelgeuse #Supernova00Share
