Category: celestial event

2017 Farmington High School Spring Student Art Show Photos

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Last week Farmington High School held their annual Spring Art Show for the year. Thursday and Friday students were at the Recreation Center with their work. Each year we are so impressed and inspired by the number of very talented individuals the event showcases and this year was no different. Enjoy the photos! Continue reading “2017 Farmington High School Spring Student Art Show Photos” →

Twin Stars Could Be Visible From Earth In the Next Few Years

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It might only last for a few weeks, but we might be able to witness a celestial even that doesn’t come around too often. We may be able to see a sister star, along with our own, if Betelgeuse, one of the night sky’s brightest stars, continues to loose mass, collapses, and goes super-nova. That event would pretty much dwarf everything I’ve ever seen in the sky with my own eyes. Scientists aren’t sure exactly when it would happen and the star’s explosion could also cause a neutron star or result in the formation of a black hole, but it sounds like they are leaning toward  Betelgeuse continuing to loose mass and eventually going super-nova.