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Wonder if this is related? Took from Wiki... GK Persei (also Nova Persei 1901) was a bright nova occurring in 1901 1500 light-years away in Perseus, with right ascension 03h 27m 47.4s and declination +43° 44′ 05″[1]. It reached a maximum magnitude of 0.2, the brightest nova of modern times until Nova Aquilae 1918. Unlike Nova Aquilae 1918, after fading into obscurity at about magnitude 12 to 13 during the early 20th century, GK Persei began displaying infrequent outbursts of 2 to 3 magnitudes (about 7 to 15 times quiescent brightness). Since about 1980, these outbursts have become quite regular, typically lasting about two months and occurring about every three years. Thus, GK Persei has seemed to change from a classical nova like Nova Aquilae 1918, to more recently resemble a typical dwarf nova-type cataclysmic variable star. Surrounding GK Persei is the Firework nebula, a nova remnant first detected in 1902 consisting of an expanding cloud of gas and dust bubbles moving up to 1200 km/s[1]. Nova Persei 1901 was discovered by Felipe Rivera Parra (1852-1920).

its amazing how much new stuff is on here when I leave the computer for 2 hours! LOL. I don't understand this RAIS stuff tho. Can you dumb it down a bit?

I heard that the blinking green and red light is morse code for "COD7". Has any1 confirmed this? And if it translates into APRIL WEEK TWO, then what happened to APRIL WEEK ONE??