How Are Stars Born? | Cosmic Vistas | Spark
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Take an intimate look at the real lives of stars and what they’re made of. Find out why these celestial bodies appear in different colours, what their temperature reveals about their composition, and how stars create matter.
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Season Five of Cosmic Vistas journeys into our solar system to experience unparalleled views of the sun, planets, and distant worlds. Cutting-edge scientific thinking and incredible imagery provide a brand new perspective on the cosmos.
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aren’t we all ?!
Same bro same
Ditto w/ 🍕 and tales of the universe.
I'm high in the sky
@@ronaldkorringa7218 lol nice !!! What ya smoking on
When a mommy star and a daddy star love each other really much...
they die so they can make a new star out of there remains yea we stars are odd when it comes to making more of us.
They order a star baby
And then they live happily ever w
After watching 20mins still i didn't get my answer on how stars are born.
It's because stellar evolution is a complex and much debated area and still an active field of research
@@Uttrakhandi_balak lol that's not the reason, I am saying explanation is not good
@@sachinkoparde2052 I'm saying that exact explanation is not known so can't be explained perfectly. Draw the parallels ☺️
This is a great video, but it doesn't tell us how stars are born, as the description states.
Millions and millions of years of farts
@@irishuwould5185 hahaha....Hydrogen
ya but still interesting history of the men and woman who helped better understand the universe i guess. i always thought it was something so big that it collapse in on itself or something and starts creating fusion.
It’s really interesting by itself how the atomic spectra is found.
Thank you for helping my baked ass fall asleep
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Excellent broadcast 👌Very interesting 🤨 Keep up the good work.
FANTASTIC VIDEO 💯💯💯💯
“Chemistry of the universe, on display”
interesting video but this doesnt say much about how stars are formed but rather about the history of learning about them
Thank you, an intellegent programme
Excellent program
brilliant piece
Is there a "Filter" that could be placed over the lense of my Telescope to minimise "Light Pollution" from my field of sight?
As I reside in the Greater Seattle, Washington area, Light Pollution has always hindered my Star Gazing abilities...
try the Gosky UHC filter or simply, the Gosky light pollution filter
Thank you so much kingamen
A star when dies, supernova happens, that eventually results to birth of a new star, lord wonder how it all started...
To answer some questions, those clouds and gas comes from other dead stars or planets, asteroids etc. They all travel in space and follow the galaxy they're in. There is gravity. So they collides and start collecting together, pressure, heat, time, more matters etc. Boom a star is born.
Where are this proof ? there are no proof about star born! even jwst or kepler telescope 🔭 or Hubble 🔭 they 🚫 not proof til now any star birth
Thanks
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What happens when two Brown Dwarfs collide?
Cecelia Payne- herself a shining star!
Still waiting for real evidence
The sun is really green, it just looks yellow to us on earth.
So is my shit
@@skandababy should go see a doctor about that..
The sun is actually white in colour, it’s the dust and moisture in the atmosphere that makes it look reddish at sunrise and sunset and yellow/white-ish in between, the green sun you have seen is a green filter video/photo from the soho satellite that studies and obits the sun and has a couple of different colour filters to get a better in depth spectrum analysis of what is happening with the sun like what solar phase it is going through
@@leedrake7911 No it's actually green without any filters, including our eyes. Thanks for the comment though! 🌞 keep up the good work!
@@babyjesus2025 I would like to meet you at Mercury and find out who is right but unfortunately that’s impossible at the moment so I I’ll do the scientific thing and do some research but thinking about it you are probably right due red shift in the electromagnetic spectrum as a middle observer would appear green in spectroscopy
Through the birth of the Reborn to a brand new light source
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Electrostatic repulsive force between two proton is 10^34 times stronger than their gravitational attraction,then how the proton fuses and form helium (fusion)under gravity?
Strong nuclear force
Not me high af thinkin bout how nothing and everything can't not exist at the same time
the law of gravity is not newton's but Galileos discovered prior the birth of newton
When I am late but need to sleep 😸 I come here & watch space video 😸 and it always work
We should ask Lady Gaga!
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Lies. God made everything.
Also, what are scientists?
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Skip to 20:00 if you want to know how they're formed.
Thank you Najib EL MOKHTARI
In my opinion stars are created from the jetstream of Quasars (and stars create planets) & when the Quasar begins to rotate, a spiral galaxy is born
Is this a matter of “opinion”?
@@romario_de_souza_faria
Nope, It is part of a theory (Theory of multidimensional reality) created by Douglas Vogt from the youtube channel "Diehold Foundation"
Interesting but the title doesn’t match the content
Love this. Shit why do I???
Amen🙏🏿🙏🏿
If there is a certain critical mass where a protostar becomes a full fledged star, why then are there stars of different sizes?
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All the stars were created 13.8 billion years ago when our universe turned itself into a gargantuan particle collider. Each galaxy was shrapnel from this event and was made of a little known energy called quark plasma. This is what minimum entropy black holes are made of. This plasma is so hot that it is invisible and can make shapes. This plasma also makes gamma rays. Our galaxy was a single, spinning mass of this plasma and used centrifugal force to spread the matter into a disk with a bulbous center. The center eventually separated from the disk and our black hole was formed. The remaining quark plasma disk was left to create all the solar systems in our galaxy. Our solar system was spinning and did the exact same thing our galaxy did. Our star was born as a black hole and even the planets were and, again, used centrifugal force to create the moons and rings we see. This plasma created all the orbits we see. Quark plasma creates all the naturally occurring elements all by itself by eventually creating neutrons on the surface by combining dark matter, which is extremely pressurized electron neutrinos, with the quarks. This turns the mass into a neutron star although the neutrons are only on the surface. They break down into the first hydrogen atoms and then the mass uses the constantly forming neutrons and newly created hydrogen to form helium through the beta minus decay reaction. This pattern continues and the star gets darker because the surface is getting thicker with heavier elements. Quark plasma is the energy that runs our universe, not fusion since fusion is nothing but a conservation of energy and mass. Eventually, light is extinguished and a crust forms. This is when all the water and atmosphere is formed. The water is a run-away reaction absolutely no different than the reaction that makes water drip out of a cars exhaust pipe. That is the paradigm shift that will finally explain our universe to us. This theory follows the laws of physics explicitly while our current theories have no chance.
Source?
The universe is still creating new stars
I disagree... All Space, Time, Matter, and Energy was created 13.8 BYA at beginning of the universe. Took a good while for that mater to cool down enough for protons and electrons to be attracted to each other and make hydrogen atoms. Can't have a star without Hydrogen!
Didn't explain jack shit
Should have been titled "History of the Study of Light". Nothing new here - two thumbs down.
me searching HOW STARS ARE BORN
me watching lights this lights that lights the other spectre of light this specter of light that the light colors
It talks about the formation of atoms actually, and the first atoms - the 1st and 2nd atoms in our periodic tables of elements; hydrogen and helium are what stars are made of. So you have to explain how the building blocks of the sun are made. Perhaps this is over your head? It’s not a simple answer, but a complex one. Like trying to explain algebra if you haven’t learned math yet.
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Spat out against the toilet wall?
The title is very misleading "How are stars born?" and yet no explanation how stars are born... just waisted 20 mins
The universe is frustrating because it doesn't know the end.
Reality television "stars" make America great again, then fade away.
that's what's makes it mysteriously awesome !
Unnecessary loud music
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Yes, but, no. Always bring the corn.
There is no proof that even the nearest supposed star to us is a Sun like our own.
Alpha Centauri A is a type G2 V star like the Sun. We have measured its mass, radius, luminosity, surface gravity, temperature, rotation period, and rotational velocity.
Flat earther?
@@crogeny No we haven't. I'm an instrument technician and I can tell you that even the nearest supposed star to us is much less than 1 pixel even to Hubble. All the statistics you list are based on assumptions, models and a great deal of mathematics that very few people can understand in the slightest. Unless the nearest star can be seen with the same definition that SOHO views our Sun with then it is pure speculation to claim ACenA is a star like our Sun.
@@JCMills55 Scientist.
@@thedarkmoon2341 -Scientist- Instrument technician.
Fixed.