How do Stars Work?
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
- Stars are some of the most abundant and impressive things in the universe. Each galaxy contains hundreds of billions of stars, and there are trillions of galaxies out there. That equates to a whole lot of stars- some estimate 300 sextillion. But what makes stars so common, and why are they the way that they are? How do they form, and how do they live and die? Well, the answers to these questions lie within one of the most fascinating processes in astronomy, and today we're going to be examining that process, from their chaotic births to their cataclysmic deaths!
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SOURCES OF INFORMATION:
- Origins: Smith, Michael David (2004). The Origin of Stars. Imperial College Press. pp. 57-68. ISBN 978-1-86094-501-4.
- Star Evolution: "Stellar Evolution & Death". NASA Observatorium. Archived from the original on 2008-02-10. Retrieved 2006-06-08.
- Star Estimates: Borenstein, Seth (December 1, 2010). "Universe's Star Count Could Triple". CBS News. Retrieved 2011-07-14.
- Low Mass Stars: Richmond, Michael. "Late stages of evolution for low-mass stars". Rochester Institute of Technology. Retrieved 2006-08-04.
- Massive Stars: "The Evolution of Massive Stars and Type II Supernovae". Penn Stats College of Science. Retrieved 2016-01-05.
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Brown dwarfs may be considered "failed" stars by some, but they literally have liquid iron rain, and that seems like a pretty big success to me.
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Having a supernova in the sky for a year would be so awesome. Hopefully it happens in my time.
@Greg Moonen sadly i wasn't alive then. Hopefully i get to see one in my lifetime even if i have to use binoculars or a telescope to see it.
@Greg Moonen Comparing that one to the sight of Betelguese going boom would be like comparing Hiroshima to a flea lighting a fart.
@@theradgegadgie6352 Is 1054 a joke to you?
@Greg Moonen It's the Supernova 1987A, which is located almost in the heart of the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC).
There’s always a supernova, find it urself fool
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2019: THE CREATION OF STARS
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Pretty much
By editing a hearted comment, it removes the heart, sorry.
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I close my eyes just for a moment then the moments gone dust in the wind!! All we are is dust in the wind
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Interesting fact: Gold is created only in two ways: When two Neutron Stars collide, and less than 1/1000 the amount is created by Supernovae.
Lol keep believing that
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Velram umm no? NASA could tell you anything and you’d believe it.
@@zhanki_8064 "Durr durr, everything's a conspiracy! Science dumb!"
Zhanki _ Theoretically you can do all of the science work yourself and get the same result. I know having too much trust can be bad, but atleast have some common sense that they wouldn’t lie.
My goal is to one day have a man talk about me with the same passion that this guy talks about stars.
Fingure out nuclear fusion like a star and you just watch
same
You have to radiate energy like a star.
Some people are just ort objects.
That's not really a goal, more of a hope. And I feel your sentiment. I'm well beyond the age when anyone might talk about me passionately.
Maybe you’ve got to put in the effort and shine as brightly as a star to men
this is actually a nice video for those that wants an in depth understanding of space but doesn't want to sit like reading a TOS
That was the intention, glad you liked it :D
I once asked a science teacher about the law of conservation of matter and I specifically said “So why doesn’t it apply to black holes” and she just gave me a blank stare for two seconds and then said “I dunno”
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Your space content never fails to interest me :) I’m curious about how long your newer content takes to script, research, edit ect.
4 years later and we still good
Awesome video man. My favourite topic you cover.
Thanks for this informative and well-produced video. It really sums up stars in a new way even for those of us who thought they'd heard all the popular science descriptions of stars.
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Best channel ever. I've watched every episode about 20x each. I also love how you are not hogging the screen showing yourself like some others who think they are cool good looking. Takes away from the learning experience. Any thank you and pls keep producing more videos
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ghosti as long as I have people who appreciate my videos like you I’ll always do this, but yanno, maybe one day a stroke of good luck will appear and we’ll be a much bigger operation ;) until then, hard work and dedication is the key for me :)
You do an amazing job
Sometimes I wish you would make new videos more frequently, but then they might not all be this excellent - and there is more than enough hastily mass-produced crap on youtube already - so instead I go back and re-watch your older gems to get my quality-space-content fix. Your channel is one of my absolute favourites of all times.
I wish that this channel could release a new video everyday! But the problem is…videos like this take a ton of time to create. The amount of editing and splicing needed for a quality RUclips video that is 20+ minutes long is ridiculous
Its out of this world how people know so much about stars and space!
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For many years, I thought that gold is formed naturally on earth. But turned out I was wrong until I found out it is actually produced during the dying process of stars. The gold on earth is actually originated from a previous dead star with its remaining nebula.
Congrats bro you now have the knowledge of an average high school physics student
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i love your space videos sooooo much, they are how i found you
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I was just scrolling through my yt page and I thought to myself, why yes I'd love to learn about how stars are made.
Top shelf channel! Love it❤
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"Stars are awesome..." I'm already hooked, thank you.
Really awesome video, we are living in a beautiful world! Each video I have seen from you is mind blowing, great knowledge! Great job!
Beautiful video, just what I needed ^_^
Imagine just looking up at Betelgeuse one night and it goes supernova right as you're watching it in real time
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Agreed
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I've always been interested in the Space, its just amazing. As always amazing vid SEA ;)
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They work like -Luma's- stars
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I really love space and physics I knew some of this but this has taught me a lot more thank you for this vid it taught me a lot and others I assume great vid
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A great summary actually. Nice video.
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Great video as always 👍
I need you to put all of these on spotify as podcast
Beautifully presented.
When was the last time a star was observed/discovered entering main stage? Also thank you for the great content.
Simply excellent.
So here’s a question. The sun is a phase 1 star. I think that means that everything heavier than hydrogen and helium in our solar system, come from our parents star. Heavier elements like iron can only be formed and high mass stars. High mass stars produced neutron stars and black holes. So my question is, is there a black hole that is relatively close to us that is the corpse of our parents star? Or has it wandered off by now? I know you can’t see a black hole, but it would lead me to believe that there is a stellar mass black hole Relatively close to our solar system. How can we even detect it?
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As usual, awesome video, SEA!
Well they clearly have a irregular upload schedule
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Question, when a star is turning into a red giant, does it happen like overnight from using all its helium, or does the size growth take millions of years, and basically unnoticeable.
Cool vid keep up the good work!
These videos are excellent.
"While you can only see a handful of stars with the naked eye .."
Am I the only one seeing hundreds and sometimes thousands of them?
Great video as always. I use them to fall asleep, as the narration is nice and slow and with no annoying music.
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When you say that a teaspoon of neutron star matter when dropped from shoulder height would reach a very high speed, you should specify that this would happen if you were standing on the neutron star, not on Earth. And in fact, even if you dropped a needle on a neutron star, it would reach the same speed, since the mass of an object won't make it fall faster (in vacuum).
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Not gonna lie... I wanna see Betelgeuse supernova in my lifetime
I absolutely love this channel. Awesome video mate, cheers.
The background music just makes me want to start singing "Hello darkness my old friend..."
The death of a star feels oddly melancholic.
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I just hope in my life time that acience and technology has advanced enough that some of the theories we have about the universe are proven wrong/correct or new theories replace old ones
Really Good Video These Are The Content That I Watch All The Time Can U Talk About antimatter?!!
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2:40, “a lot” 😂😂😂
Keep on the good work!
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Fun fact: LGM1 was an acronym for "Little Green Men" 1. Astronomers at the time really thought it might be alien communication.
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Oh I see the problem. I was befuddled as to why, when I watched your video of the 2019 EU conference, you were so closed minded at such a young age. You've vested yourself in the standard model. Make no mistake, self-education is consensual self brain washing. You WILL find what you look for. This is fine. I do it myself. If you choose to follow truth before money though, there are rules of self monitoring. First, the experts are a reference point only. Reference points are a null hypothesis. They must be assumed to be wrong. 2. Experts in a given theory or field know nothing of significance outside their expertise by definition, so they cannot have an expert opinion about another theory, but simply an opinion. These are useful for comparison. Lastly, is the new idea reasonable? Math can be troublesome at any level, but the conceptual basis should always be simple and reasonable. For example, if you release compressed air into a vacuum, does it compress into a spinning disc by gravity or does it spread out? Which is faith and which is predictable. Shit like that.
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@@valsarff6525 I'm bored of every space channel being infested by cultist conspiratards like you.
I was hoping SEA would at least mention the theoretical object known as a quark star seeing as he mentioned the theoretical black dwarf aswell
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I can’t stop watching stars. I love them.
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Amazing what stars do and provide. Really puts into perspective how small we are. Then you expand out further and realize... We are nothing compared to the rest of our universe. Literally nothing. Not even a blip. It's truly a shame that in our lifetime, we will never truly know anything about the universe other than hypothesis. It will be hundreds, if not thousands of years before we know anything factually more than what we know now. If we even make it that far as a species. I am truly at awe with our universe. Hell our own galaxy.
Nice
thank you SEA! but how does this account for different masses of stars if they blow away their proto-disks at critical mass?
also, i don't believe that gravity can overcome electrostatic interactions, much less - thermal kinetic motion, much less - the kinetic collisions of such dust that it pulls together.
from my perspective, these theories are desperately inadequate.
i took 1rst year astrophysics at ubc and this is the same thing the textbook said, thank you for the great content!
@John Morrison wow fantastic, interesting, i never thought of that. could you please send me the names of these stars. yes the whole "dark" stuff seems to be a real cop out. it seems to me that when our current model is 80% or 90% or 95% (whatever the amounts of dark energy and matter) incorrect, clearly the model should be reconsidered. i am looking into if the speed of light is actually unchanging. it seems that if light has been slowing, this could account for the errors in our model. there seems to be some evidence that light transit speed follows an exponential decay with time. the only trouble is that we use lightspeed to calculate atomic decay in atomic clocks and we use atomic clocks to measure light speed. obviously circular thinking.
@@nosegrindv4951 are you one of those electric universe cranks??
@@raidermaxx2324 no. i suggest you read thomas khun's : scientific revolutions. i am simply suggesting that we are experiencing a crisis in our current models. we should re-evaulate our scientific paradigms.
@@nosegrindv4951ok cool man ill check it out.. as long as you aint one of them electric universe cranks because them fools are as bad as them flat earth retards. But ill check out that dude, homeboy from stanford or harvard i reckon? wrote some dissertation on paradigm shifts in scientific thought or what not?
@@raidermaxx2324 yup. enjoy!
You can find it out by playing To The Stars by AeonAir
2:19 well, that's way beyond the number that you didnt try to pronounce xD
hahah yes, 10^129 is a bit too much xD
I can’t stop watching space videos!!!!!
Finally. ❤
Isn't your channel pic based on the worker of secrets from Infinity Blade III?
I keep hoping I’ll see Betelgeuse go supernova on one of my evening walks. With my luck it’ll be when Orion isn’t in sight of the northern hemisphere.
I love your channel,cuz
I can imagine countless planets with life have been obliterated by the sun they orbit before
Sea keep up the work your videos are amazing and have good effort in them.
Black Dwarfs. Just give them a moment of silence
Can you talk about A.I and its risks and benefits?
Neat video
These videos and the channel are awesome, although one question i have is, isn't Stephenson 1-b the largest star discovered yet? or has its size still to be properly established. Jst curious 🙂
Me and the boys finding out how stars work.
Could you make a video how Pulsars work?
Wait I haven't watched the whole video