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May 29, 2014, 12:53:07 AM
#5
It was probably a piece of space junk or a small meteorite. Stars take years upon years to go supernova then fade from sight. What you saw sounds very cool though.   


In my case there is no way it was anything but a star.  I was staring directly at it for a few minutes before it went.  It was not moving and was definitely a star.  I would nightly go out in the hot tub and watch comets, satellites, and other things in the night sky.  In fact I use to track the orbiting satellites and be able to name them as they flew overhead by reading the computer schedules.  Only other thing it could have been would be a motionless alien spaceship that exploded.  Smiley
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May 29, 2014, 12:38:02 AM
#4
It was probably a piece of space junk or a small meteorite. Stars take years upon years to go supernova then fade from sight. What you saw sounds very cool though.   
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May 28, 2014, 11:35:52 PM
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I just saw a star die, i was smoking a cig and looked up and noticed a star was bigger and brighter than normal, then it turned blue, then red, then it shrunk quickly and completely disappeared from the sky, does nasa have a way to confirm this?

Way cool!  I saw one die as well about a decade ago.  I was sitting in a hot tub enjoying the night sky's and all of a sudden a star just got a brighter and then disappeared.  It was awesome to actually witness it.  I looked up ever resource on the internet trying to see if there was any logs or other confirmations.  Unfortunately I found nothing.  So the star died with only me (as far as I know) witnessing it.  It is amazing you can see with your own unaided eyes the death of a star.
legendary
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May 28, 2014, 11:15:29 PM
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Do you think that star die that fast. All I know it would take years for that sequences to happen.
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May 28, 2014, 10:53:56 PM
#1
I just saw a star die, i was smoking a cig and looked up and noticed a star was bigger and brighter than normal, then it turned blue, then red, then it shrunk quickly and completely disappeared from the sky, does nasa have a way to confirm this?
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