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The Starkiller: Iron - How the Universe Works: Extreme Stars
Iron is a starkiller for stars at least 1.5 times larger than our sun. This is science fact, not science fiction.
"In the world of science fiction, there are many ideas about what a starkiller machine might be like. Strangely enough, it's as run-of-the mill as something as iron. To a star, iron is the most dangerous element in the universe. It's poison. Iron absorbs energy. From the moment a massive star creates iron, it has only seconds to live. The star is trying to dump energy into that iron ball and trying to make it fuse, but it can't. And so that ball is robbing the star of energy, and it's that energy that is supporting the star itself. So, as soon as that iron starts to be created in the core, the star has written its own death sentence. The battle between gravity trying to crush the star and fusion trying to blow it apart is over. With iron, fusion hits a dead end. Gravity always wins. The iron core collapses. The outer layers of the star slam down into it, and a huge explosion is generated. It's the single most violent event in the universe -- a supernova. In just a few seconds, supernovas create more energy than our sun ever will. Within a couple seconds after beginning to make iron, the star explodes in a supernova. So, think about that when you're holding one of your iron frying pans. The iron killed a star in just a few seconds -- dangerous stuff."
"A critical situation arises when iron accumulates in the core, since iron nuclei are incapable of generating further energy through fusion." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chandrasekhar_limit
"The first type of supernova happens in binary star systems. Binary stars are two stars that orbit the same point. One of the stars, a carbon-oxygen white dwarf, steals matter from its companion star. Eventually, the white dwarf accumulates too much matter. Having too much matter causes the star to explode, resulting in a supernova. The second type of supernova occurs at the end of a single star’s lifetime. As the star runs out of nuclear fuel, some of its mass flows into its core. Eventually, the core is so heavy that it cannot withstand its own gravitational force. The core collapses, which results in the giant explosion of a supernova. The sun is a single star, but it does not have enough mass to become a supernova." www.nasa.gov/audience/forstudents/5-8/features/nasa-knows/what-is-a-supernova.html
"In the world of science fiction, there are many ideas about what a starkiller machine might be like. Strangely enough, it's as run-of-the mill as something as iron. To a star, iron is the most dangerous element in the universe. It's poison. Iron absorbs energy. From the moment a massive star creates iron, it has only seconds to live. The star is trying to dump energy into that iron ball and trying to make it fuse, but it can't. And so that ball is robbing the star of energy, and it's that energy that is supporting the star itself. So, as soon as that iron starts to be created in the core, the star has written its own death sentence. The battle between gravity trying to crush the star and fusion trying to blow it apart is over. With iron, fusion hits a dead end. Gravity always wins. The iron core collapses. The outer layers of the star slam down into it, and a huge explosion is generated. It's the single most violent event in the universe -- a supernova. In just a few seconds, supernovas create more energy than our sun ever will. Within a couple seconds after beginning to make iron, the star explodes in a supernova. So, think about that when you're holding one of your iron frying pans. The iron killed a star in just a few seconds -- dangerous stuff."
"A critical situation arises when iron accumulates in the core, since iron nuclei are incapable of generating further energy through fusion." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chandrasekhar_limit
"The first type of supernova happens in binary star systems. Binary stars are two stars that orbit the same point. One of the stars, a carbon-oxygen white dwarf, steals matter from its companion star. Eventually, the white dwarf accumulates too much matter. Having too much matter causes the star to explode, resulting in a supernova. The second type of supernova occurs at the end of a single star’s lifetime. As the star runs out of nuclear fuel, some of its mass flows into its core. Eventually, the core is so heavy that it cannot withstand its own gravitational force. The core collapses, which results in the giant explosion of a supernova. The sun is a single star, but it does not have enough mass to become a supernova." www.nasa.gov/audience/forstudents/5-8/features/nasa-knows/what-is-a-supernova.html
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The Thrillseekers feat. Fisher - The Last Time - Best Part
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The Thrillseekers feat. Fisher - The Last Time Complete song and video: ua-cam.com/video/hBAMskB8CcM/v-deo.html
Iron Core Kills a Star Resulting in a Supernova - How the Universe Works
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Iron Core Kills a Star Resulting in a Supernovae - How the Universe Works
In the Shadow of the Moon: Were the Moon Landings Faked?
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Clip from the end of the documentary In the Shadow of the Moon: Alan Bean: "Some of the tabloids are saying that we did this in a hanger in Arizona. Maybe that would've been a good idea." Michael Collins: "I don't know how I would grab someone by the collar who didn't believe and shake them and somehow change their mind." David Scott: "Any significant event in history, somebody's had a conspira...
Dr. Chandra and SAL 9000 - 2010: The Year We Make Contact (sequel to 2001)
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Chandra: I would like to open a new file. Here is the name for it [types "Phoenix"]. Do you know what that means? SAL-9000: There are twenty-five references in the current encyclopedia. Chandra: Which one do you think is relevant? SAL-9000: The tutor of Achilles? Chandra: That's interesting, I didn't know that one. Try again. SAL-9000: A fabulous bird reborn from the ashes of its earlier life. ...
SpaceCamp (1986 film) - Atlantis Launch Scene
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Honoring actor Kelly Preston, who died July 12, 2020 after a 2-year battle with breast cancer. The SpaceCamp kids accidentally get launched on the Space Shuttle Atlantis when a routine main engine test goes haywire.
This movie has an amazing soundtrack. Use to listen to it all the time!
Go with throttle up. Obviously a major malfunction.
Next time, race it up. Close
Great movie🙏I mean, look what we can achieve! Moon landing,Space station,Space shuttle, Space probes to mars, Voyager1 and 2! But we are ruining it with: We are left wing,we are best....we are right wing and better.... Just let's trash the nation with fighting each other,instead of working together for the best for all! "MeMeMe-politic-I want the power"
Even after all these years they still don't let children sit in spacecraft they're testing for this exact reason.
The music by John Williams
Good movie with poor timed release Rip challenger
Saw this as a kid I had the cut out of the TV guide with them all on I had if bad for max he was so cute
Lol how mission control commander says about 8 words
4:09 Die Max
One of my favorite scenes always gave me chills
Always laughed at the bird shrieking as the shuttle launches
Strong female character saves kids in space. No agenda, no shoving it in your face. No one cared about any of it. Now the world is upside down and everything has an agenda. The 80s were truly great.
the thought now that mission controll is sending kids up knowing the fucking space shuttle is death trap is truely disturbing
SAL is Candice Bergan!
Hey. No cell phones. I find that so relaxing.
Kills me that Lea looks young in this than she did in BTTF
One of my FAVORITE movies from growing up. I was 13 when it came out. I saw it in the UK though, because I lived in London from 1984-1987. As an American living abroad at that time, it was nice to see the tribute this was to the The Challenger disaster. I felt like it was a nice homage. Still even holds up today, and is a VERY important reminder of what the world of space exploration was/still is.
Omg !!!!! I’ve been looking everywhere for this movie !!!!! I know many people who claim to specialize in hunting down hard to find movies, and they all claimed that I dreamt this movie up !!!!!
It is definitely a good movie. I can rap watching it every single time. It will come up on the TV on cable I would always watch it and I also had the VHS tape of it and wore it out. I thought I was about ready to drive my mom nuts on it because every single time, it would be on or if I wanted to watch it on VHS. It was there and I Telya from start to middle to finish. It is really good and it makes you think not like what they have now which is nothing but a bunch of crap. Movies and TV shows rolled into one and that’s sad but at least we have these movies made back in the Day to remind us a better days and we can watch them any time we want and have a nice day
Watched this movie a lot as a kid, Now I'm thinking a lot of it may just be stock footage and it never actually happened.
I was in my 20s, and I would have loved going to space then. Now, I have arthritis, heart disease, and heart problems, and would have made the cut for an astronaut class.
"We have overheat on Booster B...Light Booster A godd*mn it, light this or we're going to explode!!..What's happening???!!!..Light it or they're gonna die!..Go for Launch NOW!!...Light it!!! My God, we have liftoff!" Probably two minutes of the best dialogue, timing, lack of music and action I've every experienced in a movie. All Actors/Actresses were spot on! Every time I see this scene it just gets my heart racing and my adrenaline pumping. When Kelly Preston yells out...What's happening???!! WOW.
My mom saw this movie and for laughs she calls it Space Cramps.
1:23 FEEL THE POWER...
After watching this video clip, I pulled the dvd from my collection to watch the movie again. It's been ages but I loved it then and I love it now (at age 74). Going to space is a dream but not a bucket list item unless I get abducted by aliens. 😁😎
lol, almost didn’t recognise her from temple of doom
I'm turning 50 in a couple months and have not seen this movie in well over 30 years. Thank you so much for posting this iconic scene. I miss the 80's and early 90's really bad. Something is very wrong.
Me too
What do you mean something is wrong?
The way he says hal without saying which one means theyre all named different things, i wonder what the rest are called, and if theyre all slightly different, great world building
10 years later, Tom Skerritt would be in the same "scenery" in Contact.
Never did like this space launch system that is the reason for nearly 75% of all fatalities - on two fatal missions - than the combined total of all USA/USSR/Russian/All other nation’s fatalities that have died in EVERY OTHER type of accident in space (14 shuttle deaths out of a total of 15 astronauts and 4 cosmonauts combined). While I liked the adventurous premise of this movie, even Hollywood couldn’t make a movie about it without a nearly fatal flaw occurring on a systems test! I worked with 21 of the first 22 missions of the STS in the early 80’s. NASA went with the hugely flawed and highly over budgeted shuttle program instead of the BDR (Big Dumb Rocket) system that they could have used without fatalities and DID use after the STS system program was terminated. Besides, Kate was a hottie so I don’t consider the movie a total failure.
I havent seen this movie in ages!!!
This was just crazy enough to believe could happen when I was a kid. I mean if NASA did put people, and kids, in the shuttle during a main engine test. And this weird situation happened. But it was the coolest scene ever in history from the mind of a little kid in the 80s who’s just learning about Space in School.
It`s a good idea, to take these statements exclusively into a short clip. Well done, Madame !
Tom Skerritt needs to be kept away from any and all space vehicles.
This film was far from realistic but was very enjoyable. I remember seeing it in the theatre.. Kelly Preston was so pretty at this age and she only got better. Rest In Peace Kelly.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I remember watching this movie as a kid and wondering why they'd take all the communications gear off the shuttle and only install it immediately before launch. And yes, Kelly Preston was gorgeous and continued to be beautiful her whole life.
Helmets without sheilds bold strategy
❤❤❤❤❤🎉😊
I just realised, they’re just wearing bike helmets lmao
Yea, right.😆😆
One of the Best movies of the 80's
This brings chills and tears to me because, I was lucky to watch in person the launch and landing of the space shuttle
.... and cut scene to challenger explosion footage.. 😂
I remember wanting to go to SpaceCamp after seeing this.
The robot must be trying to sabotage the rocket's booster A!
Me and my next farm neighbor were at Space Camp Huntsville during the ground shooting, Meet most of cast.
aahhhh, eighties Capshaw.
Indyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!
Hope you're happy now, Max
They never would have enough fuel for a launch during an engine test. Only enough fuel for the test.
True, but that would've made for a very short movie.
Yeah We had SPACESHIPS now Nothing
The youngest kid is such a joker. Look at him acting like Napoleon.