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Gliese 710 likely has its own Oort cloud that will become well mixed with the Sun's Oort cloud. Any resulting comets heading toward the sun afterward have a chance of originating from Gliese 710's system rather than our own.
You talked an awful lot about the Sun's Oort cloud but not a single mention about the suns probably effect on Gliese 710's Oort cloud. An interesting oversight.
By rights being a smaller star. It would have a smaller Oort cloud. At its best it might help Gliese 710 to pick up some extra mass to become a better star. If we're still around we might be able to send a sleeper craft to seed(s) a dwarf, proto planet, asteroid or trojan/greek there.
I'm curious about the use of ~960.5AU radius, or ~1921.0AU diameter as the size of the solar system. Is that just using Sedna's furthest orbit or is there something else there that can be used as a size marker?
Yeah that is super close. For reference Proxima Centauri is 265,000 AU away. Yikes I wonder what the long-standing gravitational effects may be if any. 🤔🤔🤔
cool, and insteresting stuff as always. but using light yrs is somewhat easier to understand than au, especially when we're discussing objects outside the solar system! I had to google how to convert 16k au to light yr (.25 light year) ... still pretty far too me
More click bait. As close as 240 t miles? Alpha Centauri is 24 miles away. That's 4 light years as opposed with 40 ly for Gliese 710. That's a big difference.
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Gliese 710 likely has its own Oort cloud that will become well mixed with the Sun's Oort cloud. Any resulting comets heading toward the sun afterward have a chance of originating from Gliese 710's system rather than our own.
In about 1.2 million years - not anything for anyone reading this to worry about .....
Earth might not even have life in 1.2 million years
It's the stars that passed close by a million years AGO that you should be worried about! Those comets
they shook out of orbit are almost here.
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Nice video. The star v star collisions subject deserves its own post!
If Gliese had any habitable worlds it would seem a good idea to send a ship out there to colonize it. But could fusion driven ships reach it?
Gliese could potentially perturb the orbit of comets in the Oort Cloud lol. It’s a star it’s going to cause chaos
You talked an awful lot about the Sun's Oort cloud but not a single mention about the suns probably effect on Gliese 710's Oort cloud.
An interesting oversight.
It doesn't matter we won't be around
By rights being a smaller star. It would have a smaller Oort cloud. At its best it might help Gliese 710 to pick up some extra mass to become a better star. If we're still around we might be able to send a sleeper craft to seed(s) a dwarf, proto planet, asteroid or trojan/greek there.
As of 2020, no planets have been detected orbiting it.
I'm curious about the use of ~960.5AU radius, or ~1921.0AU diameter as the size of the solar system. Is that just using Sedna's furthest orbit or is there something else there that can be used as a size marker?
Reminds me of the 50s film 'when worlds collide'
Me too. I really like that movie.
Yeah that is super close.
For reference Proxima Centauri is 265,000 AU away. Yikes I wonder what the long-standing gravitational effects may be if any.
🤔🤔🤔
Proxima Centauri is 437,000 AU away
Super curious if it has any planets
Wait til it gets close and the trajectory projections are revised . This could be very bad .
“Grab your telescope and popcorn” with a microscope
cool, and insteresting stuff as always. but using light yrs is somewhat easier to understand than au, especially when we're discussing objects outside the solar system!
I had to google how to convert 16k au to light yr (.25 light year) ... still pretty far too me
More click bait. As close as 240 t miles? Alpha Centauri is 24 miles away. That's 4 light years as opposed with 40 ly for Gliese 710. That's a big difference.
Maybe by then we'll have the technology to send a probe.
We definitely need to plan some type of ai mission to meet the star relaying back to earth as it travels the galaxy
Stop trying to scarevus
Yeah
Yeah
Overhyped!