Texans Set to Witness a Rare Celestial Phenomenon

An extraordinary celestial event is currently captivating stargazers, as two bright novas—V462 Lupi and V572 Velorum—are visible to the naked eye from parts of Texas, Florida, and Louisiana. These stellar phenomena, caused by thermonuclear eruptions, shine brightly for weeks before fading back to their original state. Both novas are best viewed in darker areas, such as Big Bend National Park, which is recognized as an international “Dark Sky Park” for its minimal light pollution. With V462 Lupi steady at magnitude +5.9 and V572 Velorum peaking near +4.8, enthusiasts are encouraged to seek out dark skies to experience this rare astronomical spectacle.

Texans Set to Witness a Rare Celestial Phenomenon

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