The Story of Kepler’s Supernova #space #universe #stars

[al]

Kepler thinking a new Star is being born and in reality it's actually dying...
Amazing discoveries about space 🦋✨

[Ivander_K]

"how many planets you want to be named after you?"
"oh absolutely, yes please"

[p.namv]

The dinosaur: “look a shooting star let make a wish. I wish I would live longer” 💀

[SamudrarajOfficial]

Kepler: "Hew look, a new star!"

The star: "Dude i am dead"

[iamanandakb]

I'm studying Kepler's laws in my Physics class now...! Truly Mind-blowing stuff!

[michaeloldfield]

It is amazing that we're able to see this hundreds of years ago

[its]

It’s amazing how his original name for the phenomenon stuck to this day. What an awesome achievement!!

[_graysonm]

Thanks for crediting the animation. So many people just feel entitled to steal anything they see.

[mimo_]

Why is it so cute that he thought it was a new baby star but it was actually a star dying. So optimistic

[theBirdsEyeVew]

Imagine Kepler today looking at the night sky. Forget about stars, he sees greyish sky filled with light pollution. After a minute, gets Twitter notification. Goes back inside.
The End.

[amllemans]

How beautiful would it have been in those times, THE NIGHT SKY... without light

[riruru]

For your recap and my revision
Three kepler laws:
1st: the planets move in a elliptical orbit around sun and sun being at one of the foci
2nd :the planets sweep equal area in equal interval of time around the sun
3rd law:the square of the time period around the sun is directly proportional to thecube ofsemi major axis traced by the planet

[wdess]

"He just finished having his dinner"
Me: "AT 10 AM?"

[rizingphonix]

Wow that must've been a sight to behold. I remember seeing Hale-Bopp in the 90s yet not many people remember since you could see it both day and night. Shows you that majority of people never look up at the sky.

[texys]

That star died long before he saw that…

[erenxmikasa]

Observing a supernova with naked eye, is

[Lucky-eqwq]

Man, this is like thinking you’re seeing a baby being born but really you’re seeing an old man getting absolutely demolished by your crazy dad

[guy-]

"The year is 1604-"
"No it's not"
(video ends)

[aerospace_aviation]

Beautiful how there are so many things yet to be explored

[groovygrapegramma]

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