Observed arrival · 2026-10-21
Blaze Star watch
A live tracker for T Coronae Borealis, with a brightness chart, observing directions, and free eruption alerts.
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- People following T Coronae Borealis or looking for it in the sky
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- Its 60-day chart uses each night's median brightness from AAVSO observations.
Field notes
At capture, the page reported a magnitude of 10.1, with five observations in the previous day, and described the star as not yet erupted. Its chart plots nightly median brightness from the AAVSO International Database across the last 60 days; the page says it checks for new data every 15 minutes. A short sky-finding guide places T CrB near the eastern end of Corona Borealis.
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