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Scientists observe a red supergiant going supernova for the first time | Engadget
Red supergiant replaced its core with a neutron star | Ars Technica
Red supergiant star surrounded by a veil of circumstellar material before explosion as suggested by early time observations of type II supernova | NOIRLab
Hubble Sees Red Supergiant Star Recovering After Blowing Its Top | NASA
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Final Explosion of Red Supergiant Star - RobinAge
Why did red supergiant Betelgeuse dim last year mysteriously? 'Traumatic outburst' could be the reason: NASA | MEAWW
Hubble Sees Red Supergiant Star Recovering After Blowing Its Top | NASA
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Red Supergiant Definition, Temperature & Life Cycle - Video & Lesson Transcript | Study.com
Red supergiant star's death throes witnessed by scientists for the first time | CNN
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Red Supergiant Star: The Largest Stars in the Universe - The Planets
Predicted to die, supergiant star Betelgeuse, closest to Earth, is recovering from injuries - India Today
Red Supergiant Star Seen Going Supernova For The First Time
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