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My favorite star in the night sky. I wonder if someone out there sees our sun as a part of their own viewable constellation and what they think the sun has in its system.
But we name constellations and stars and planets from people here on earth. Same planets stars and constillations wont be known to have same names as what we call them. Other beings from other worlds will have differnt names for stars planets etc. What we call stars and objects in the universe wont be named universal throughout the universe
I spotted Rigel tonight in the dusk while I was on the beach but then some clouds rolled in.Very easy to spot Orion and it's still mid sky in March but we'll lose it soon in the northern hemisphere as the daylight extends.
Rigel is so huge that if it replaced Alpha Centauri, it would be, even at 4.3 light years away, 10 times brighter than the full moon. And if it would become a supernova at that distance we’d be toast.
Hmm, could supernovas truly have a reach past a lightyear? I mean, with how vast (and cold) space is, I’d assume the heat would die down pretty fast before it could do much damage.
@@blackirontarkus3156 supernovas release energy in form of radiation which includes gamma rays, X-rays, alpha particles, etc which do not lose their initial power so easily. To be totally harmless, supernova has to be at least 50 light years away
So glad, a star, other than Betlegeuse... I look at Orion stars EVERY NIGHT !... Would love to see the Nebula, BETLEGEUSE would make !... I'm still trying to learn which is Mintaka, Alnitak, and Alnilam...- And Bellatrix !.
Stars like Rigel also tend to output most of their radiation in the Ultraviolet end of the spectrum, and their stellar winds are so powerful that by the time they go supernova, they will have lost almost half their original mass in the process.
Sirius is brighter in the sky because it is much closer to us. At only 8.6 light years. Rigil is a much brighter star and if it was 8.6 light years away, it would be incredibly bright in the night sky.
Not that I want to lose any of the giant well known stars and need to refigure and rename the constellations but it would be incredible to get to see one of the big fairly close monsters blow. That scene must be amazing. The last was the crab nebulae the star that made it blew a 1000 or so years ago. And was for a few days visible during the day. Chances are very low to have that happen during any single lifetime but there are several that are ready and close enough while being far enough to put on a show while not stripping all life off the planet at least our planet.
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Wait,so you,re saying this star is much younger than the time since the extinction of the dinosaures,as a matter of fact their are fossils much older than Rigel on earth
At 863 light years away from earth, despite it being so much bigger and enormously brighter than the sun, it's insane how it's still quite visible with the naked eye given such crazy distance.
Can I suggest that the speed of light isn’t constant considering that the values to measure the speed which are time and distance are not constant across large distances? The earth is flat locally the same as the speed of light is constant locally. Over large distances the earth is not flat and the speed of light is not constant. Light only slows down where and when it encounters the gravity of a galaxy which slows down time and shortens distance the same as we observe it locally on earth.
Who writes these scripts? The Pleiades is a star cluster in the constellation of Taurus, not a constellation itself. Columbus never set foot in (North) America, but did in the Americas. And if you need a telescope or binoculars to see Rigel, how can you not see it with the naked eye?!
Let's say literally everything we learned is a lie! NASA lies through it's teeth. The James Webb telescope is a hoax. It recently discovered a planet that has a blurred picture of a swimming rottweiler in it. Our moon is not what they say it is, same with our sun. We're being dumbed down on every single level. Using common sense like you just did helps a lot.👍
@@anshrx9 How?If this star is 700 times the size of Sun,it's radius would be about 9times.The radius of sun is about 7,00,000 Km .So radius of this star will be 63,00000 Km.Mercury is at average distance of 3,50,00,000 Km .So if this star is put on the Sun,it will not reach even Mercury,let alone the Jupitor.
I meant that size of the star is 700 times the size of Sun ,not it's radius.However there stars in universe so big that their radius is 2,000 times that of Sun.This means that they can accomodate 8 billion Suns in them.
- I wish my uncle : Jack Foley HORKHEIMER was still alive !. He got me into Astronomy !.- I loved his TV SHOW TOO !.- I ALWAYS LOOKED FORWARD, TO SEEING MY UNCLE ON THERE !. I often wonder if he knew about: Stevenson 218..., Or Scuti,- Or Quaour !.....- Im sure,- cuz he was very smart with the stars !.- I miss him lots !.
If there’s any life within 75 light years of Betelgeuse they may go with it but yeah let’s root for it to blow since it would be quite a show for us to see here safely 600 light years away.
I'm going to be that guy and point out that Christopher Columbus couldn't have discovered a place where people existed for millennia and other Europeans had already beaten him to. Why is this still used as a fact?
Blue. Also our sun has its peak wavelength in the green spectrum of em radiation. But its not enough , so it bends with other parts of the visible spectrum and makes it white. But rigel is much bigger and much luminous and it emits a significant amount of radiation from blue spectrum. So if we go near it, we would see a beautiful blue star 💙
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From the perspective of today's science, the void is unknown to you. However, according to the current standards of science, the void would be a white hole. Inside such a space, matter is generated and galaxies are formed in accelerated time. When I say accelerated time, I mean on a cosmic scale, not on Planets are jammed. However, you won't understand what I said, and you'll probably write this off as gibberish.
What do you mean, "UNFORTUNATELY that didn't happen?" (referring to Betelgeuse exploding a few years back... or rather - referring to that NOT happening) Keep your wishes for the loss of our beloved Betelgeuse to yourself, ya jerk! Lolol. Maybe it's just me? I'm definitely, definitely gonna miss Betelgeuse once it's gone!
Christopher Columbus never set foot on North America soil. He would up in the Bahamas. I hope your knowledge of astronomy is better than your knowledge your own planets history.
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I love Rigel, it’s always been my favorite star. In the night sky, when I see it I can stare at it forever.
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Rigel is so very majestic. A truly beautiful star in every way.
Rigel is my all time favorite star it makes me so happy to know that other people out there are watching it and are thinking the same thing
Don’t know why I kept going to it. I am quite creative, turned out that they say Rigel is the star of creativity. 🤷♂️
RIP to my Uncle Rigel. I feel your light upon me everyday since your passing.
My favorite star in the night sky.
I wonder if someone out there sees our sun as a part of their own viewable constellation and what they think the sun has in its system.
mine too.
My favorite to. And Kool thought
But we name constellations and stars and planets from people here on earth. Same planets stars and constillations wont be known to have same names as what we call them. Other beings from other worlds will have differnt names for stars planets etc. What we call stars and objects in the universe wont be named universal throughout the universe
I dont think our sun would be visible to a large distance. It would appear fainty.
I love Rigel star, that is why I named my son Rigel because he lights up my world. 🤗
I spotted Rigel tonight in the dusk while I was on the beach but then some clouds rolled in.Very easy to spot Orion and it's still mid sky in March but we'll lose it soon in the northern hemisphere as the daylight extends.
That was a well done video... really enjoyed it! Thanks for posting it!
Rigel is so huge that if it replaced Alpha Centauri, it would be, even at 4.3 light years away, 10 times brighter than the full moon. And if it would become a supernova at that distance we’d be toast.
Not the full moon. Trying another celestial object
Hmm, could supernovas truly have a reach past a lightyear? I mean, with how vast (and cold) space is, I’d assume the heat would die down pretty fast before it could do much damage.
@@CoyoteZoom Why?
@@blackirontarkus3156 supernovas release energy in form of radiation which includes gamma rays, X-rays, alpha particles, etc which do not lose their initial power so easily. To be totally harmless, supernova has to be at least 50 light years away
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Imagine all the places we have to explore. Unimaginable and beyond exciting.
So glad, a star, other than Betlegeuse... I look at Orion stars EVERY NIGHT !... Would love to see the Nebula, BETLEGEUSE would make !... I'm still trying to learn which is Mintaka, Alnitak, and Alnilam...- And Bellatrix !.
I love Rigel! I can see it clearly here in Brasil!
Stars like Rigel also tend to output most of their radiation in the Ultraviolet end of the spectrum, and their stellar winds are so powerful that by the time they go supernova, they will have lost almost half their original mass in the process.
In supernova star is blasted so violently that nothing remains of it at its place, only it's matter in rapidly expending gas form .
@@kailashchandragupta6209 I know what a supernova is. And supernovas often do leave remnants in the form of neutron stars or black holes.
Sirius is brighter in the sky because it is much closer to us. At only 8.6 light years. Rigil is a much brighter star and if it was 8.6 light years away, it would be incredibly bright in the night sky.
I have telescopes. I have studied the Great Orion Nebula. Orion is the awesome Winter constellation!
Not that I want to lose any of the giant well known stars and need to refigure and rename the constellations but it would be incredible to get to see one of the big fairly close monsters blow. That scene must be amazing. The last was the crab nebulae the star that made it blew a 1000 or so years ago. And was for a few days visible during the day. Chances are very low to have that happen during any single lifetime but there are several that are ready and close enough while being far enough to put on a show while not stripping all life off the planet at least our planet.
Do you actually think you're going to live long enough for that to matter?
More videos about constellations and their stars please
Rigel is God. (0,0,0) starting point for our existence. Betelgeuse is Rigels' opposite. I wonder if we will get a story tonight about them.
I'm just a humble man.😊
@rigelneerhtheconqueror2970 and stay that way, and you will reach Rigel the stars' lesson. Be a good person!
I saw the 3 belt stars and all of the Orion constellation
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Amazing video !
My favorite star in my favorite constellation.
I see Orion all the time here in Wisconsin usually right above my house.
Wait,so you,re saying this star is much younger than the time since the extinction of the dinosaures,as a matter of fact their are fossils much older than Rigel on earth
At 863 light years away from earth, despite it being so much bigger and enormously brighter than the sun, it's insane how it's still quite visible with the naked eye given such crazy distance.
Pistol Star is my fav
RIGEL the brightest star - You heal MOTHER LANDS. Gratitude
Yeah, Orion is my friend when walking at night
bruhh what did beetlegues do 'we were all extremely excited that it was going to die'
The phone with light theme and 100%britness it rigel
Orion constellation is one of my fav
Thanks for watching!
Rigel's cool...but The Pleisdes are my favorite astro object..
They're gorgeous with a pair of binoculars.
Great stuff
This is amazing
More constellation content, please
I would love to see the actual positions from earth of each star(s) that make Orion. Distance from earth.
Rigel is a blue-supergiant star
Can I suggest that the speed of light isn’t constant considering that the values to measure the speed which are time and distance are not constant across large distances?
The earth is flat locally the same as the speed of light is constant locally. Over large distances the earth is not flat and the speed of light is not constant. Light only slows down where and when it encounters the gravity of a galaxy which slows down time and shortens distance the same as we observe it locally on earth.
Who writes these scripts? The Pleiades is a star cluster in the constellation of Taurus, not a constellation itself. Columbus never set foot in (North) America, but did in the Americas. And if you need a telescope or binoculars to see Rigel, how can you not see it with the naked eye?!
Let's say literally everything we learned is a lie! NASA lies through it's teeth. The James Webb telescope is a hoax.
It recently discovered a planet that has a blurred picture of a swimming rottweiler in it. Our moon is not what they say it is, same with our sun. We're being dumbed down on every single level.
Using common sense like you just did helps a lot.👍
50,000 solar luminosities! Wow! That's a heckuva a Spectral type B1-A8 star!
Man I think I know how to find Rigel now….
We're making plans for Rigel.
According to many astrophysicists Betelgeus is expected to go supernova within the next 10 years
"Get right into it." After two minutes of introduction?
So cool
I did not know that Betalgeuse is so big in size , 700 times bigger than Sun on the average.
That's enough to engulf the orbits of Jupiter
@@anshrx9 How?If this star is 700 times the size of Sun,it's radius would be about 9times.The radius of sun is about 7,00,000 Km .So radius of this star will be 63,00000 Km.Mercury is at average distance of 3,50,00,000 Km .So if this star is put on the Sun,it will not reach even Mercury,let alone the Jupitor.
I meant that size of the star is 700 times the size of Sun ,not it's radius.However there stars in universe so big that their radius is 2,000 times that of Sun.This means that they can accomodate 8 billion Suns in them.
You lost me at 0:28 when you said that Betelgeuse was "a really old star".
Yeah, it's only 10 million years old. Very young when it comes to space
Amazing
I'm an Astrophotographer. Spotting Orion is apart of the hobby. LOL
- I wish my uncle : Jack Foley HORKHEIMER was still alive !. He got me into Astronomy !.- I loved his TV SHOW TOO !.- I ALWAYS LOOKED FORWARD, TO SEEING MY UNCLE ON THERE !. I often wonder if he knew about: Stevenson 218..., Or Scuti,- Or Quaour !.....- Im sure,- cuz he was very smart with the stars !.- I miss him lots !.
Rigel 12 has the best di'lithium crystals...high grade ore i've heard...:D
Sure...if your ship is a garbage skow...🤨
If there’s any life within 75 light years of Betelgeuse they may go with it but yeah let’s root for it to blow since it would be quite a show for us to see here safely 600 light years away.
RIGEL IS BRIGHT TODAY! IT'S SO BRIGHT!
You should have mentioned the reason Sirius A is so bright is it is only 8 light years from our system.
At just 100 million years old Betelgeuse is really just a baby star.
Rigel is the most massive and most luminous star within 1000 light years
One of my nephews is named after that star.
You think Betelgeuse is old? You don’t realize that the Sun is over 4.6 billion years old and Betelgeuse, is only 10 million years old.
Kindly make a video about "seven sisters"
Yoo my name is Rigel..
Bro no fair
And at 11:35, it was the big red one, who shines and not Rigel...
The scientists pronounce Betelgeuse, not as Beatle-juice, but as Betel-gais.
I'm going to be that guy and point out that Christopher Columbus couldn't have discovered a place where people existed for millennia and other Europeans had already beaten him to. Why is this still used as a fact?
Whatever dude...
Rigel is the lightbringer.
What color would Rigel appear if observed from a planet in its habitable zone?
Blue. Also our sun has its peak wavelength in the green spectrum of em radiation. But its not enough , so it bends with other parts of the visible spectrum and makes it white. But rigel is much bigger and much luminous and it emits a significant amount of radiation from blue spectrum. So if we go near it, we would see a beautiful blue star 💙
Yeah Columbus rediscovered the americas (centeralish/bahamas) but never landed in “America”
My name is Rigel honestly when I found out I couldn't believe it although the pronounceation is different the spelling is the same
Eta Carinae is 10-17x brighter than Rigel. Glad Eta Carinae is 1000s of LYs away.
Tell about "Deneb" farthest star we can see easily
Sirius is only Brighter cause it is so much closer to earth at approx 8 light years compared to Rigel's distance of 865 light years
I named my cat Rigel after this star.
Cool name. Thanks for watching!
"It's far more precise to always express distance in femto-angstroms."
---Albert Einstein
Skippy the Bush Kangaroo says... "True!" 🦘
Little known fact... Skippy got her doctorate in astrophysics from the University of Jerramungup in Western Australia and was one of the first to point out that Australia should really be called the Land Up Over since regarding the solar system from the southern ecliptic is the correct view and on world maps the South Pole should be at the top.
Professor Skippy is a bit of a nitpicker when it comes to actual, specific details.
my name is rigel!
I want to see a ufo 🛸
863 light years away or 8.16 quadrillion km away
8.1646103978372 x 1015(ten power of 15)
The star Betelgeuse is not old in the cosmic sense only 10 million years old. The sun is 5 billion years old with another 5 billion years to go.
My name is rhigel ryhyms with rigel
I hate to say it. But if you know what a Orion is. Do not human.
I thought Sirius A was
Actually my class name is Rigel only
From the perspective of today's science, the void is unknown to you. However, according to the current standards of science, the void would be a white hole. Inside such a space, matter is generated and galaxies are formed in accelerated time. When I say accelerated time, I mean on a cosmic scale, not on Planets are jammed. However, you won't understand what I said, and you'll probably write this off as gibberish.
Google translator is a miracle, that's why I didn't see a mistake in the sentence. I mean the time on planet earth.
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Just how many "brightest", stars are there. Supposedly Venus is the Brightest! Make up your minds!!!
What do you mean, "UNFORTUNATELY that didn't happen?" (referring to Betelgeuse exploding a few years back... or rather - referring to that NOT happening) Keep your wishes for the loss of our beloved Betelgeuse to yourself, ya jerk! Lolol. Maybe it's just me? I'm definitely, definitely gonna miss Betelgeuse once it's gone!
Dude, let me do matering for your audio This is waaaaay loud for no reason .
Hey. I still don't think it's as bright as the Kardashians! Ha...ha...ha!
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Man that intro was painful you said the same information again and again in a different way.
How much padding out can a video have !!!!
Christopher Columbus never set foot on North America soil. He would up in the Bahamas. I hope your knowledge of astronomy is better than your knowledge your own planets history.
It is super racist to say Columbus “discovered” America omg.
lol
Yep! The Vikings did...
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sapta rishis are living in those star systems.
Yer just keep repeating the same facts while wording them different 👌