Not Like the Others: The Star FOUND That Defies Science!

Astronomers have found a star unlike anything we've ever seen—one that defies everything we thought we knew about space. It doesn't behave like normal stars, and its strange properties are leaving scientists completely puzzled. Is it a new type of celestial body, an unknown phenomenon, or something beyond our current understanding of physics?

In this video, we dive into what makes this star so bizarre, how it was discovered, and the mind-blowing theories surrounding it. Prepare to question the rules of the universe.
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[ropace]

So if black holes distort and slow down space and TIME, and every galaxy has some type of black hole at its center, wouldn’t it stand to reason that objects and light closer to the black hole would appear to move slower than objects further away from it. We actually see this near the event horizon of BH’s. Stars a certain distance zoom by the singularity while objects nearest to the event horizon seem to stand still until they cross. Point is, we really don’t know how gravity works at such massive, infinite, sources. All we have is our solar system as an example and that’s akin to studying a grain of sand around a pebble and saying that’s how everything else should work…

[EchoesfromTomorrow-s]

🚀 A star that defies science? 🤯 This could change everything we know about the universe! Are we on the verge of a breakthrough, or is there something even stranger at play? 👀 #EchoesFromTomorrow-s99

[lnz_nStrz]

I love stars so much, every time I get the chance to look at them, I always go up on my roof and just stargaze while I'm on the phone with my partner, I love space so much because we don't really know what's out there. I'm excited for future projects, and humanity starts like building up. I love astrology so much, it's one of my special interests actually! :)

[oldmaninohio]

About that Lucy in the sky story....just a thought I had... The story says that it has a diamond core, yet how can that be? A simple search shows that the core of Lucy is 12, 000°F, and another simple search shows that diamonds, burn at 1, 292°F, and Under high pressure, diamond melts at temperatures around 7, 200°F. So those 2 temps that diamond would burn up or just melt away is far below the core temp of Lucy, meaning the temp of the core is way to high for diamond to exist. I am no scientist but?

[trebell]

Isn't my shadow a fuzzy Dark matter. Considering my very being is of greater colour & I'm Dark skinned?