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There are many, as too there are many stars. Most supernova explosions are outside of our Galaxy and can occur at any time. So when a supernova explosion is witnessed, it's a rare event.

Within our galaxy, or at least within visual with the naked eye, it has to be Betelgeuse. At only 600 light years from us, it is already experiencing the precursor to a supernova eruption. When it will occur - or more correctly - when will we observe it, is any ones guess, but it is expected within humanities lifetime.

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