The Big Misconception About Electricity

@kitechaser the most unexplainable part of the whole observation is as follows:

iPTF14hls grew bright and dim again at least five times over two years. This behavior has never been seen in previous supernovae, which typically remain bright for approximately 100 days and then fade. Credit: Adapted from Arcavi et al. 2017, Nature. LCO/S. Wilkinson. 

When scientists come across unexplainable they look for answers. I wonder has science stood still since 2017? Toss up their hands and give up? Very curious,  could there be more about iPTF14hls, have other astrophysicists been studying this mystery? Maybe science stood still and wrote this up to electric universe "theory", is that term  even applicable ? 

@djones51 A supernova like this cannot exist, according to mainstream theories about star formation. This is akin to having an apple falling from a tree reliably and predictably, and then One day instead of falling...it zips straight into outer space, over and over and over and over again.

The underlying "Theory" of star formation has to be reexamined, is that being done?? You tell me.

This star exploded 5 times in 2 years, and 6 times in 50. Is that cause for concern for any of you that believe the current Supernova theories?

Each time it exploded it outshone entire galaxies, brightness equivalent to 2.5 million suns.

It’s not a supernova, they're not sure what it is.

https://phys.org/news/2019-11-iptf14hls-variable-hyper-wind-massive-star.html