Milky Ways' second brightest star found
Milky Ways' second brightest star found
What's being called the Peony Nebula star is calculated to be as bright as 3.2 million suns. That's approaching the supremacy of the brightest known star in the galaxy, Eta Carina, which blazes at 4.7 million times our sun's light output. Read more on this.
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