What are Wolf Rayet Stars? #Shorts

There are many stars in our galaxy which are hotter, heavier and brighter than the sun, and among the most extreme types are Wolf-Rayet Stars. Today, we will describe these stars in this short video.

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[manco]

I want a full length video on WR stars.

[naethanks]

Got excited when he said it was close to exploding for a split second then remembered its "close" in the context of space

[someguydan]

I love SEA's content, seriously go to his channel it's super chill, informative and well edited. I subbed a couple years ago, I recommend it.

[Trolligi]

As someone who has studied Wolf-Rayet stars for nearly 2 years, most of this is true. Though the nebulae which surround WRs aren’t planetary nebulae, they’re just ejecta nebulae but I guess the two are very similar

[Curt]

I would love a full video of these stars!

[StaK_]

Could you make a video on the classes of stars out there? (incl. Wolf-Rayet)
I'd LOVE to watch it!

[Shinji_Dai]

Thank you! This was short but informative, especially with how many times you've mentioned WR stars. I agree with someone else that I'd like a full video on either WR stars or someone else mentioned star types including WR.

[florgonzalez]

Bro you need to put out more videos..your videos are by far the best ones out and there isn't enough🤦‍♂️.. Love your vids keep it going!!!

[randomuploadsbutwithgd]

About 8000ligh years away from us is a WR that, if it were to explode right now, would probably send a gamma ray in the vicinity or on Earth.

[innerstrengthcheck]

This would be a great topic for a long-form vid. :)

[ChadFromSpace]

This is great. Around 10 days ago I watched a video that mentioned Wolf Rayet stars. I am a lifelong fan of all thing outer space and I had never heard this term before. Given the letter based classification of stars and, indeed our Milky Way's very own galactic center Sagitarius A*, I thought I was hearing something closer to "Wulfram A star." Needless to say, I was flummoxed when the internet turned up nothing about this amazing Wulfram A star. It took about 20 minutes, but I figured it out lol

[TheBrandonwelty]

I like how you say unfathomable, not so much how you say nebulae. 😁 love the stars. Great video.

[heyheytaytay]

Your longer vids have quite the soporific effect on me so these shorter ones are better. XD

[gangalo]

When it’s so hot it doesn’t matter if it’s C, F or K.

[neveragainlilhomie]

you cant put 20000 °F, °C and K they’re all completely different

[ImmortalFarazAdil]

Dyson spheres can be made in minutes with nanite swarms

[ooooneeee]

I love how at those high temperatures it doesn't really matter anymore if you use Celsius, Kelvin or Fahrenheit 😂

[Tmtrnr]

I have a tip for your channel description. Insteat of saying „thanks for stopping by!“ why not use „thanks for the fly-by“ or something space related

[seanz]

Always a pleasure listening to your channel. Hope you post more longer Indepth videos soon.

[Flesh_Wizard]

"blows their stellar emissions for light years"
Finally, hydrogout😂