What is the mystery of the dimming of the Betelgeuse star, and how did scientists solve it?

Japanese researchers said that the mystery of the exposure of the red giant star Betelgeuse It was observed in climatic conditions with a gradient of the air in the near air.

Forecasts are starry sky from the air pointing to the sky, resulting in fire New Year’s fire, resulting in New Year’s fire in 2006. 2019 and early 2020.

The colossus that is proposed to lead to Earth is worth 550 years, in the manner that has prompted a back travel delay.

Data from the Himawari 8 satellite notes Observations that the Great Dimming resulted in the cooling of the stars by about 284 degrees Fahrenheit (140 degrees Celsius) and the condensation of dust from the surrounding warm gas.

It seems that we see the appearance of stars outside the edges of our planet, in that giant star surrounding it once a day.

Daisuke Taniguchi of the University of Tokyo and his colleagues realize the giant red titan could be in line with when time is in the background of Himawari 8’s photos of Earth, they all amassed a full four years.

Infrared light is normally detected by the Himawari 8 satellite to study opacity.

Atmosphere that circulates in the atmosphere.