That¡¯s good to hear. I was beginning to wonder how often a ¡°regular¡± cycle recurrent nova go off cycle. It¡¯s been a while since college astronomy, but it would make sense that over time it may take longer for the parent material star to shed enough mass for the white dwarf to go nova? I can imagine that the periods between nova eruptions could get longer and longer over time until there isn¡¯t any mass left from the parent star. That would take a good couple billion years though.?
Let¡¯s blame dust!?
BWB
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