Science Astronomers using Hubble have recorded a star’s final moments

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    I clicked on this thinking it was footage of Dame's last bucket.
     
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    It happened 300 million years ago
     
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    Anybody know how long the event lasted from the time the star began coming apart? Or how long the rings last?
     
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