Nuclear Engineer reacts to Kurzgesagt 'The Black Hole that Kills Galaxies' - The QUASAR

[RangerMcFriendly]

C’mon YouTube Algorithm, get this man his views! I love getting an expert’s take on Kurzgesagt’s videos.

[Jaizizzizi]

You deserve so many more subs. And I love how you laugh at those little animations because I find them funny too

[lunariclunestra]

So I found you through the blessing of algorythm and I need to say from the old videos I saw of you and the newest one here, you improved a lot! Keep up the good work, glad I subbed here (also alogrhythm comment) c:

[adarkerstormishere]

Hey T. The background hiss is a little bit better this time. Started getting worse at about 5 minutes in. Would recommend attaching your camera to something more stable too. You bumped your desk a few times and the juxtaposition between the stable video frame and you and the background bouncing up and down was jarring.
Otherwise you're doing great, man. Good video.

[GiveMeMyLunchMoney]

Interestingly there are plumes of gas that suggest the Milky Way really did use to have a quasar.

[gabiferreira]

Found your channel from the sam o'nella academy videos, I'm loving it!

[ItstoadXD]

Also, I love how you focused and noticed much more on nuclear fusion etc, while my dumb animatior brain focused on the cool animations 7:26 boom.

[Apocalypse_tank]

I'm curious as to what I'll learn with a nuclear engineer/specialist now explaining some things.

[meandgpt]

Kills me flat earthers get hundreds of thousands of views but an actual scientist gets 10 to 30k. I hope this channel blows up.

[starfirei]

Can you do Kurzgesagt’s video “Life on Eogue Planets”?

[groerboserwolf]

Camera was a bit shaky but except for that good video

[therandomjack]

8:28 As a nuclear engineer you should know that the mass would be higher then, since we've due to nuclear fusion and fission lost lots of mass to energy

Unless you mean to say that since Mass and Energy are interchangable all energy is mass, which is a philosophical view neither right nor wrong which would prove your statement right

[mattpage]

I recently heard about a paper that draws a correlation between the Milky Way's Fermi bubbles and an active Sagittarius a* 10 million to 3 million years ago. So if that conclusion is correct, perhaps intelligent life requires a bombardment from a quasar to give it the kick in the DNA it needs to evolve. Would love to hear your thoughts on this. Thanks for the video.

[gonnaenodaethat]

I hereby christen energy from black-holes: Black-body Nuclear Energy :3

[TheLPcollector]

i think the video titled "and we'll do it again" by kurzgesagt will be interesting to watch