A giant star in the universe (supernova) is about to explode. Will we see it?

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Know the latest information about the deep universe. If you want to continue searching about the universe, subscribe to the YouTube channel (Universe Space SL). Keep an eye on the sky, it can happen at any moment. A new moon may appear around the clock for nearly a year. A sight you don't want to miss. This new addition to our view of the sky is nothing new, it has always been. Of course, it may appear as a moon, but it will be a star.
But before you worry about how a second star might affect life on Earth. Let this fact put you at ease, this star is located at a safe distance of 530 to 760 light years from us. That is, it is harmless and familiar to us. One of the brightest stars in our night sky, Betelgeuse, the eastern shoulder of the constellation Orion, is reaching the end of its life.
The star is poised to go supernova sometime in the next million years, and when it does, we'll see the explosion as a crescent moon. But what if a massive star close to us is about to go supernova? Did we see it coming?
If astronomers from the UK's John Moores University are to be believed, they may have discovered the warning signal a star sends before its clock goes off. Welcome to
Factnomenal and shocking discovery of supernova let's find out what alarmed astronomers. Thank you for watching the video. Have a nice day. Hope you learned something new. Post your comment.