Corrupt Stars

Not every star in the universe can be seen shining brightly in the night sky. There are dozens of types of fascinating hypothetical stars, which are characterised by their extreme behaviour. Today, we will be taking a look at a few of these corrupted stars, from the start of the universe right up until the end.

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Stars Covered:
Quasi Star, Quark Star, Strange Star, Population III Star, Black Hole Star, Thorne-Zytkow Object, Exotic Star, Electroweak Star, Q-Star, Black Dwarf, White Dwarf, Frozen Star, Iron Star

MUSIC TRACKS:
- Passing a Foreign Moon - I Think I Can Help You (YouTube Audio Library)
- The Shadow Self - I Think I Can Help You (YouTube Audio Library)
- The Bardo - I Think I Can Help You (YouTube Audio Library)
- To Have To In Least Water - pATCHES (YouTube Audio Library)
- Surviving the Asteroid Belt - I Think I Can Help You (YouTube Audio Library)
- Wander - Emmit Fenn (YouTube Audio Library)
- Because for Everything There Is Someone - pATCHES (YouTube Audio Library)
- Adrift - ELPHNT (YouTube Audio Library)
- Verve - Benjamin Martins (YouTube Audio Library)
- Hollows - Houses of Heavens (YouTube Audio Library)
- Meeting Again - Emily A Sprague (YouTube Audio Library)

FOOTAGE:
The scenes in this video were captured using SpaceEngine Pro, a virtual universe simulator:

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Introduction
1:29 Population III Stars
4:50 Quasi Stars
7:42 Thorne-Zytkow Objects
10:37 Q-Stars and Exotic Matter
14:02 Quark Stars
15:51 Electroweak Stars
17:39 Strange Matter and Strange Stars
20:13 White Dwarfs
21:54 Frozen Stars
22:37 Black Dwarfs
23:18 Iron Stars

[daisychain]

"Because stars are much smaller these days..." Well they don't make stars like that anymore, do they? Those were the good ol' times.

[kilgoretrout]

Watching a video about the Bootes Void after hearing about Strange Quark Nuggets flying through space = my first YouTube existential crisis.

[VIRTUALHORIZON-]

24:03 Sea: Which Is A Number So Big I Can't Fit It On Screen

*Fits On Screen*

[rossmcleod]

I think this has been your greatest work to date SEA. Music, script, graphics, the whole shebang just extraordinary. We put it on the big screen and sat stunned for minutes after. Frikken brilliant. Many thanks.

[tionteconner]

Ah, to be an iron sphere in 10^1500 years...

[cola]

Some are afraid of aliens or asteroids... I'm afraid of strange droplets.

[mikepuppetz]

15:29 "PulsOUR"

I see what you did there, comrade.

[nihilionsaro]

An iron star. Mind is blown. Thank you for this fascinating video. I love this one.

[hobanm]

So soundgarden was ahead of their time with blackhole sun

[TUSD]

It's like christmas morning when sea uploads

[MultiBunnyhunter]

i’m watching many of SEA’s videos for 5th, 6th, 7th times. this is the best channel i’ve ever come across.
i know this took a lot of work so thank you SEA, it is well appreciated

[Muhammed.Elhddad]

Wow! I never heard of gray holes, or any of the types of stars they mentioned before!!
That just blew my mind

[gonzalorenatoquintanazunin]

Your videos are beyond interesting, enlightening, and incredibly well produced.
Thank you for all your work!!!

[mattsnows]

Sad to see no Axion-Boson stars though. They've got to be one of the weirdest things that could exist since they're pretty much just invisible patches of warped space, but with the properties of a star.

[SagittariusAyy]

7:35
“Perhaps even the Milky Way’s own black hole, Sagittarius A”
[Finger guns]

[Umbrefolfgon]

When I was younger I had a huge fascination with the universe and what it had to offer. As I got older though I kind of lost the fire and interest for it. But I've got to say that this video really made me think and enjoy space and the universe for the first time in a long time. So thank you for making this video. It was really well made and also educational. :)

[AS_]

"We might as well keep looking at one's we can see"👌👌

We spend to much time looking at the ground when we can just turn our heads up and see the whole universe in its glory.

[JesusMartinez-mkfc]

Excellent video SEA! Cool how you used the island of Montreal at 14:25 as a backdrop to illustrate the size difference between a pulsar and a quark star. Many documentaries use Manhattan as the backdrop; nice to see a change.

[Lutrian]

You forgot a cool far future hypothetical star type, blue dwarfs, the near end-of-like stage of low mass M dwarfs, which the universe is not old enough for us to witness.

[jacobalford]

That guy that said it's like Christmas when you upload really isn't even joking.