Astronomers Spotted the Most Extreme Star Being Born

Dive into the exhilarating journey across the Universe, as we delve into the mysterious birth of a magnetar. This cosmic phenomenon, triggered by the merger of two neutron stars, is shedding light on some of the Universe's most extreme objects. Explore the strange world of neutron stars, their formation, extreme densities, and the concept of "spacetime pasta". Discover the terrifying yet fascinating power of magnetars, the universe's most powerful magnets. This video is a captivating journey, giving insights into the uncharted territories of cosmic science. Join us as we unravel the secrets of the cosmos, the formation of neutron stars, magnetars, and their influence on the surrounding universe. Don't miss out on this journey that connects you to the latest groundbreaking discovery - the birth of a new magnetar.

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[kvd]

Not peaceful but a canniblizing formation of two neutron stars merging together into a Magnetar.
This makes me think of how the universe scene of expecting the formation of A Black Hole.

[joelm]

What if we had 2 moons 1)blue 2) red like mars and the blue one would only be seen at night and the red one only in the day time is that possible

[OriruBastard]

Even if we were. What would it matter?
If it hits us, it's already too late. Since it hasn't hit us yet, we're safe.
We're just exploring things that has already happened billion of years ago.

[harmonygritz]

This study of Magnetars is very attractive to me.😮

[dogdog]

What if bight side disappeared

[WilliamDearthwd]

12:59
I think it's an inverse logarithmic scale of light flux.

[ObabiOlorunkosiOyekanmi]

what happens to the second star in a binary star supernova?

[willos]

8:49 Was it just me, or did his voice get shaky.

[elsawong]

So scared about this😂lol hope doesn’t hit 🌍 😢

[garrys]

Wow! Looks like a Silver Moon Crystal, is that her power level? :P

[wobc]

Seriously, guys! This is hard to watch for someone with OCD such as me.

Can you please use the actual names and pronunciations of them as opposed to Americanised or anglicised pronunciation?

The letter "i" is NOT pronounced as in English in most other languages of the world.

The "bright side" here is sort of misleading since it implies that you learn something useful or interesting.

Instead, you learn that pronouncing the names of celestial bodies to English speakers apparently is a matter of butchering the name worse than your peers. The names Uranus or Betelgeuse come to mind here, where the actual articulation of the word is altered to make it "funny" or to liken it to some weird movie character that has no connection to the star...

And you wonder why less people in English speaking countries take science seriously 🤷🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️

But hey, keep being arrogant and making jokes, has worked really well so far now, hasn't

[bwmcelya]

There’s a black hole in my closet. When I turn on the light, it’s still dark.

[tomaims]

Did any scientist really witness this event? If not it's a theory or more likely a hypothesis
No witnesses just some educated guess and how educated is questionable!

[davidsheckler]

The only thing I'm worried about is how many millions of Sheeple out there believe this nonsense

[travhammer]

For all the Universe is. It remains void of any use/reason for it's existence.