What is the significance of the explosive burst of light in a Nova?
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A Nova is an astronomical event characterized by a sudden, explosive burst of light that gradually fades. It results from the interaction of two stars orbiting a shared center of gravity, leading to a dramatic increase in brightness.
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Explain the concept of a common center of gravity in the context of a Nova.
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