SUNSET: 
When Will RS Ophiuchi Next Blow Its Stack?
This recurrent nova last went off in 1985. It could do so again almost any night. By catching this nova on the rise, you’ll help professional astronomers turn their “big guns” on it.
This recurrent nova last went off in 1985. It could do so again almost any night. By catching this nova on the rise, you’ll help professional astronomers turn their “big guns” on it.
By: George Wallerstein February 9, 2005
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