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* [[Supernova]] | * [[Supernova]]e are exhibiting similar brightness increases but are much brighter. They are also triggered by an unrelated physical mechanism. | ||
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- Cataclysmic variable, novae belong to the class of cataclysmic variable stars.
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- Supernovae are exhibiting similar brightness increases but are much brighter. They are also triggered by an unrelated physical mechanism.
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