Vanishing Stars

Some stars pulse like lighthouse beacons.

By Bob Berman
Oct 1, 1995 5:00 AMNov 12, 2019 5:06 AM

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We may imagine stars to be unchanging beacons of stability, but of course they’re not. Their habitual reassuring return notwithstanding, the seasonal constellations harbor stars that are not the same each time we look their way. These are the variables, and October offers the year’s best.

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