- - Stars that are blowing up?
- - dazzling stars
- - Blazing stars
- - Bursting stars
- - Exploding stars
- - Flaring stars
- - Suddenly bright stars
- - Bright stars
- - Super stars
- - Variable stars
- - Brightening stars
- - Certain stars
- - Star bursts
- - New stars.
- - Stars whose brightness suddenly increases before gradually fading
- - Explosions in the sky
- - Fading stars?
- - Stars that flare
- - Stars bursting in air?
- - Stars that brighten then fade
- - Bright spots in the sky
- - Stars that burst
- - The brightest stars
- - Stellar stars
- - Luminous stars
- - Stars that increase in brightness, then fade
- - Stars that suddenly get brighter and then dimmer
- - Ephemerally brilliant stars
- - Exceptionally bright stars
- - Bright stars that fade
- - These blaze, then grow dimmer
- - Briefly brilliant stars
- - Stars that brighten and fade
- - Stars that blaze and soon fade
- - .. stars
- - Brightest stars
- - Pop stars
- - stars suddenly brighter, then fading
- - Stars going back at five on direction
- - Astronomical explosions
- - Stellar phenomena
- - Cosmic explosions
- - Stellar blasts
- - Astronomical sightings
- - Astronomers' sightings
- - Astronomical bursts
- - Heavenly explosions
- - Astronomical flareups
- - Sudden superstars
- - Starbursts
- - Astronomical flare-ups
- - Dazzling celestial events
- - Astronomy wonders
- - Phenomena associated with some dwarfs
- - Milky Way phenomena (Var.)
- - Milky Way phenomena
- - Superstars?
- - Cosmic spectacles
- - Stellar spouters
- - They may be super
- - Exploding suns
- - Astronomical dazzlers
- - Briefly brilliant orbs
- - Astronomy phenomena
- - Astral phenomena
- - Bright new starts.
- - Astronomical phenomena
- - Heavenly bodies?
- - Fertilization targets
- - Some are super
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