Whenever I hear about this, “passing through out Oort Cloud” seems to by the concern. Possibly shaking up some stuff, pontentially throwing some comets, etc our way. What about the fact that we’re gonna be directly INSIDE of its Oort Cloud? If not us, since it’s a smaller star, certainly some of the outer planets. That could create some serious, serious mayhem. This is definitely a more dangerous scenario for life than any galactic collision.
Well if it has one I would imagine that it would likely be smaller than our own as Gliese 710 has less gravity than our own Sun does. Though that doesn't rule out problems while it's true that capturing such object even with the Sun being more gravitationally dominant is difficult (Their initial velocity being of extrasolar origin will mostly mean any pulled out of Gliese's influence would end up on a hyperbolic trajectory around the Sun and become rouge comets after their initial pass some could potentially be captured into solar orbit if there were enough of them. The law of large numbers trumps improbability.
Scholz's star passed by sol 70,000 yrs ago only .82 light years away. A red dwarf passed by while humans could watch. I wonder if it dropped off a few explorers, or set off a few comets while traipsing through the Oort cloud.
The 86% chance of probability is deduce from the older calculation which state that the Star will pass by us around 1.1 LY away. In the new GAIA estimate, that figure is reduce to 1/5 or 13000AU, with uncertainty of +/- 0.07 LY or 4000 AU, which means if we are unlucky enough, it can come as close as 9000 AU. At that distance, the star will trump every object in the night sky except Sun, Moon and Venus, becoming the 4th brightest celestial object at -3.39 magnitude.
Yes it's also a blessing for some humans to seek Planets in gliese and gets a free ride with them as gliese is gets. away. Actually good news for those exploring other stars. No need to travel to but wait for their coming.
That as to be my biggest gripe with life as we know it, We that are alive today will miss out on all the awesome events and journeys of discovery and technology, It's so not cool unless we evolve into another form of life after death, and I don't mean that heaven rubbish.
Well there is always the "brain upload" concept that seems to be viable in the future. A body can be produced from your dna, then your consciousness (memories, knowledge) will be downloaded into your new body...repeat process if you have the means, one day this could happen for the rich I suppose and eventually become standard. We'll all be dead by then though
cenzoredworld I have to say that I've always loved that concept to upload your consciousness, however, the price is making it a hard option to aim for. Then I'll have a thought... wondering if a copy of my consciousness will stay with the body and go on to were ever after death. Will there only be one copy of consciousness, and would I be selling myself short by uploading myself... opposed to whatever happens after death, I mean It may be a better life after death, I suppose if a copy is left, then I'll be in two dimensions... It's not as if I can afford an upload lol.
Gary ? Lol, good points. Who's to say you cant bifurcate your consciousness into two dimensions, consequently forging two separate paths? We need more research and understanding of consciousness, clearly, food for thought..
The late, Professor Stephen Hawking said, artificial life forms are the next big thing in evolution. Perhaps the age of organic life forms is coming to an end anyway. An artificial humanoid could make the 8000 year trip to our nearest star very easily since the restrains of aging and needing an 8000 years supply of oxygen and food would no longer apply.
Possibly, but there is no doubt that in the future there will be a way to either extend one's life, or to prolong it, maybe even shorten the aging process. A lot of things can happen.
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Whenever I hear about this, “passing through out Oort Cloud” seems to by the concern. Possibly shaking up some stuff, pontentially throwing some comets, etc our way. What about the fact that we’re gonna be directly INSIDE of its Oort Cloud? If not us, since it’s a smaller star, certainly some of the outer planets. That could create some serious, serious mayhem. This is definitely a more dangerous scenario for life than any galactic collision.
The first time I read about this, estimate was 300,000 years.
*WHEW*
John do you think Gliese 710 could have its own "ort cloud" that could possibly pass through our solar system?
Wouldn't the worst problem be if Gliese 710 had it's own Oort cloud ... which would pass very near by us?
Well if it has one I would imagine that it would likely be smaller than our own as Gliese 710 has less gravity than our own Sun does. Though that doesn't rule out problems while it's true that capturing such object even with the Sun being more gravitationally dominant is difficult (Their initial velocity being of extrasolar origin will mostly mean any pulled out of Gliese's influence would end up on a hyperbolic trajectory around the Sun and become rouge comets after their initial pass some could potentially be captured into solar orbit if there were enough of them. The law of large numbers trumps improbability.
@@seraphina985 I am more worried about the Sun capturing planets orbiting Gliese 710. Or worse, gas giants.
I not worried at all... Surely this won't be my problem or even my kids problem...
@@TheScienceofnature theres only stars orbiting
Lol. I love how you ended this.
IT'S A DOOMSDAY STAR!
Nah, man! Incoming resources!
XD
Scholz's star passed by sol 70,000 yrs ago only .82 light years away. A red dwarf passed by while humans could watch. I wonder if it dropped off a few explorers, or set off a few comets while traipsing through the Oort cloud.
The 86% chance of probability is deduce from the older calculation which state that the Star will pass by us around 1.1 LY away. In the new GAIA estimate, that figure is reduce to 1/5 or 13000AU, with uncertainty of +/- 0.07 LY or 4000 AU, which means if we are unlucky enough, it can come as close as 9000 AU.
At that distance, the star will trump every object in the night sky except Sun, Moon and Venus, becoming the 4th brightest celestial object at -3.39 magnitude.
interesting stuff.. I'll have to be sure to mark that on my calendar so I don't miss it! lol thanks again!!
It's on my calendar too, I can't wait lol.
"Drinking coffee and loafing around"
and blowing minds.
Fight me Gliese 710!
You do know your fighting against a star that's big as the sun you do know?
@@dragon_heart666 *Ikr*
Yes it's also a blessing for some humans to seek Planets in gliese and gets a free ride with them as gliese is gets. away. Actually good news for those exploring other stars. No need to travel to but wait for their coming.
Excellent! Informative and stimulating. Off to check out your written works
Don't worry. It's just SCP-1548.
This is the reason why there is a need to build a death star!😁
Bring it, star!
Fascinating video
What is the "coming boom star"? is the Betelgeuse? or did I hear that wrong.
Early John is faster. The sweetspot is in somewhere between years
This is the real deal doomsday prep video
Time to start building a Shkadov thruster.
Yep
not this that improbable they cannot give real prediction until it is much much closer .at least half the distance
Well now they say its most likely happen in 2,3 million years (human race is existing since 4,4 - 4,8 million years
1.2 million years from now earth might be extinct as we know it?
Just think of the many ice ages that come withing that time period?
If it comes close, pray we're still around and our technology hasn't been reset.
That as to be my biggest gripe with life as we know it, We that are alive today will miss out on all the awesome events and journeys of discovery and technology, It's so not cool unless we evolve into another form of life after death, and I don't mean that heaven rubbish.
Well there is always the "brain upload" concept that seems to be viable in the future. A body can be produced from your dna, then your consciousness (memories, knowledge) will be downloaded into your new body...repeat process if you have the means, one day this could happen for the rich I suppose and eventually become standard. We'll all be dead by then though
cenzoredworld I have to say that I've always loved that concept to upload your consciousness, however, the price is making it a hard option to aim for.
Then I'll have a thought... wondering if a copy of my consciousness will stay with the body and go on to were ever after death.
Will there only be one copy of consciousness, and would I be selling myself short by uploading myself... opposed to whatever happens after death, I mean It may be a better life after death, I suppose if a copy is left, then I'll be in two dimensions... It's not as if I can afford an upload lol.
Gary ?
Lol, good points. Who's to say you cant bifurcate your consciousness into two dimensions, consequently forging two separate paths? We need more research and understanding of consciousness, clearly, food for thought..
Maybe try enjoying the awesome events happening now.
Its a red-dwarf shooting star on-Its way to earth...
The late, Professor Stephen Hawking said, artificial life forms are the next big thing in evolution. Perhaps the age of organic life forms is coming to an end anyway. An artificial humanoid could make the 8000 year trip to our nearest star very easily since the restrains of aging and needing an 8000 years supply of oxygen and food would no longer apply.
Possibly, but there is no doubt that in the future there will be a way to either extend one's life, or to prolong it, maybe even shorten the aging process. A lot of things can happen.
Only 159 likes? What's wrong with you people?
my favorite part of this video was the part when it was over
who here in 1.35 milli yrs... me thats who
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