Two suns in the sky by 2012

[Ethan]

Not all American cities are smog ridden.
I hate stereotypers :I

He said that Betelgeuse couldn't be seen in the sky, he's American, I put 2 and 2 together.

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[Menen]

He said that Betelgeuse couldn't be seen in the sky, he's American, I put 2 and 2 together.

Can you see Betelgeuse?

[David819]

WTF

[Tingalz]

I live in America and can see betelgeuse just fine.

[Kalphiter]

In Orion's left armpit

[Teneksi]

I wonder what it would feel like to have a star explode in your armpit.

[Kalphiter]

I wonder what it would feel like to have a star explode in your armpit.

It won't hurt because it's the size of an atom compared to Orion's whole size.

[Teneksi]

STOP RUINING THINGS WITH SCIENCE

[The Titanium]

INSTEAD OF BEING BLINDED BY SCIENCE
WHY CAN'T WE BE BLINDED BY AN ARMPIT
>:C
Even with the size of Betelgeuse, won't the explosion's power be anything?
(reference to pain of having supernova in armpit)

[Roknrollwill]

STOP RUINING THINGS WITH SCIENCE

That could be considered a science joke :o

[Madmitten]

BLINDED BY SCIENCE

my dads favorite song

[The Titanium]

thats a song?

[StarDust]

thats a song?

yas

[Kearn]

won't the earth get hotter from the constant daylight?

[SeventhSandwich]

1. It is part of the constellation Orion, in fact it is the 2nd brightest of that constellation, so therefore it is well and truly visible. Maybe not in your smog-ridden cities in America.
2. When a star dies, it becomes many times brighter, here's a diagram to illustrate how it would look from earth, complete with the rest of Orion:

-citation needed-
also I was focusing around the point that it won't happen for a LONG time.