David, unfortunately we can’t pin down such stellar flare ups that precisely. The stars that do change their light with exact timings are not explosions like these novas o supernovas, but binary stars orbiting each other and eclipsing their companions at precise intervals. Like Algol, which loses half its light every 2 days, 20 hours, and 49 minutes. With this one, we really onlyknow the right year. Probably.
David, unfortunately we can’t pin down such stellar flare ups that precisely. The stars that do change their light with exact timings are not explosions like these novas o supernovas, but binary stars orbiting each other and eclipsing their companions at precise intervals. Like Algol, which loses half its light every 2 days, 20 hours, and 49 minutes. With this one, we really onlyknow the right year. Probably.