<ul><li>T Coronae Borealis (‘T CrB’) is late to its expected brightening event, but recent research suggests an imminent outburst.</li><li>T CrB, also known as the 'Blaze Star', is a recurrent nova that brightens once every 80 years.</li><li>Located about 2,000 light-years away, the star typically spends most of its time below +10th magnitude.</li><li>Although it's not expected to be the brightest star ever, its outburst will still be a rare and interesting celestial event.</li></ul>

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