Is Jupiter a Failed Star? ⭐ w/ Neil deGrasse Tyson

Is Jupiter a Failed Star? ⭐ w/ Neil deGrasse Tyson #ndt #physics #science #jupiter #education #shorts

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[JUICYTBONE]

Neil never misses. He didn't even flinch in his response😮

[akshaysankarshana]

This is the Physics Teacher we need, we want, but we don't deserve, ig.
Absolutely amazing person, amazing amount of knowledge. Great person.

[shimeymerih]

He just makes things easy to grasp and understand.

Thank you, Professor Niel.

[Jn]

He knows more about the Universe than most do about their homes.

[lukenzur]

That was such elegant explanation 👍🏽👍🏽😎😎

[jamestittermary]

If jupiter was a sun, we wouldn't be here.

[juliadean]

He's soo good at getting the fantastic facts through to us.

[ucmzxxq]

If I didn't have the language barrier I would probably understand what he says way better but his accurate and simplified explanation can still help me understand in a surface level

[spiktan]

This is the best version of NDT.He is actually educating and not talking down to or over the other person .He should be like this more often.

[alanhobbs]

I would love to spend a day with Neil and just listen to him

[germanquesadaramos]

Bro, helium has more mass than hydrogen

[arewecrazyyet]

It’s early. There are no Neil Haters on here yet with nothing better to do than their mission to misconstrue what he is saying.

[edmundworrell]

A Helium atom doesn’t have less mass than a hydrogen atom.

Hydrogen is the lightest element.

A Helium atom has less mass the 2 hydrogen atoms - which have undergone thermonuclear fusion.

The difference in mass becomes energy expressed as heat and light.

[GodFamilyGaming]

This makes so much sense to me that it makes me think I should have paid attention in class

[stevethomas]

Neil just explains it so well, even numptys like myself can follow it.

[cordongrouch]

Jupiter would need at least fifty to seventy times its current mass to become even a brown dwarf/small star, Neil. 😊

[OmarAmayaBPM]

Wow. I understood his explanation. Neil is amazing. He has such a way with his teachings.

[wekawilson]

When I was a kid I used to wonder if we could have kicked it off with a match.

[craigdeandean]

Niel, you’re just cool I love the way you explain stuff!

[Sevarrius]

Binary(2-3 Stars) star systems are actually a lot more common than single star systems, 85% vs 15%, so imagining that Jupiter would have been a star if conditions were slightly different during the birth of our solar system isn't much of a stretch at all.