A Binary Star System Turns Deadly | How the Universe Works | Science Channel

Binary star systems, while commonplace in our known universe, have the potential to birth some of the most menacing celestial bodies around: pulsars.

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[catalinacurio]

Mind blowing, I love that it’s not us who control the universe, we’d pollute it, but we do try.

[tamiiymchristine]

More tzatziki please with the science channel explanation as to why I am alive. Ha ❤

[Kennybooy]

Damm. You’ll see some ghosts bro… dammmm 👀👀👀

[rollinboulder]

why do they talk about the stars like they’re people

[colinbrown]

All this until a magnetar decides to bully the pulsar . What then?

[stillraven]

A more appropriate name for this video would be (How we want to believe the universe works)

[greenviolist]

This guy is so funny lol. Like he clearly likes subverting expectation. I could see him saying something like...
Ok class, we're gonna have a lot of fun today. play some games and win some prizes. Not everyone is going to be able to win though... One of you will have to lose.

[StevenHanover]

If they destroy the star evidence then how is it proven

[therealking]

Now we're just doing videos about Tattooine, eh?

[SomeRandomGuy_id]

if you "ignite" Jupiter, voila! we have two suns.

[williamdavid]

I thought when a star dies it becomes a black hole