Not an astrophysicist, but I’m not sure I’d want a supernova going off that close to us.
It's largely agreed by astrophysicists that at 640 light years away, Betelgeuse isn't close enough to be dangerous. Supernovii within 50-100 light years away are the ones to worry about and these occur about once every 240 million years or so.
In the observable universe, a star goes supernova every second.
PF 5000 lotion should handle it.
PDJT has abolished Obama’s Galactic Zoning Board.