O-Type Binary Star Collision

[@Lacter12]

im watching 2 air pods kissing each other

[@_thisnameistaken]

I suppose that’s one way of thinking about it.

[@1080GBA]

Uh… 😂💀

[@srJaime98]

I don’t get it

[@cherrym1069]

It’s a peanut star

[@ISTOTIA_HERE]

AYOOOOO

[@Mynameisgfbf]

0:10 I like how that particle went straight to the camera
Edit: WE BROKE THE TOP RECORD

[@Chipplaysgames]

e

[@starmanSFS27]

same frfr

[@ToiletAnimator]

Planet?

[@mrrp_mrowp]

it had to give us a lil boop

[@Flesh_Wizard]

trickshot

[@alaajammas7303]

1:03 *GALAXY*

[@alaajammas7303]

+i liked my own commeny

[@_thisnameistaken]

For the record, these stars ejected over 2 SOLAR MASSES of gas. This wouldn't make planets though, because of the extreme radiation emitted. Instead it would create a photoevaporative disc.

[@Mr_Sagittarius2]

Nuh uh (did u know hear Idk sterling?)

[@_thisnameistaken]

@@Mr_Sagittarius2tfw idksterling reference

[@BisexualPlagueDoctor]

Would it ever become planets? Given a very long time?

[@_thisnameistaken]

@@BisexualPlagueDoctor I suspect that the stellar wind would blow away the photoevaporative disc before it could settle into planets.

[@noahpilarski]

@@_thisnameistaken sadge

[@TW-MrKrabs]

0:09 asteroid: weeeeee!!! *smashes into tha camera*

[@RobKiefferMontes]

lol I barely noticed that also it's plasma particle

[@cherrym1069]

Beginning: just cool
Middle: peanut star
End: galaxy-like star
Edit 1: THANKS FOR 20 LIKES

[@AFanOfFans]

You are correct

[@cherrym1069]

Thanks :D

[@Thereal_seek]

Yup

[@Apeironn87]

Wow the stars are so bright they're even brighter than a quasar

[@Magi..]

nuh uh

[@Ewumm]

so incredibly not true

[@Samdude12]

these people above don’t understand sarcasm

[@IAteAnAK47]

@@Samdude12the people above are doing this: 👉👈

[@GoodByeStars]

​@@IAteAnAK47👉👈

[@The_Joshuan_Empire]

tiemlein
0:01 spin
0:05 boom collision
0:10 hi asteroid
0:13 collision 2
0:19 omg ring real?
0:20 collision 3
0:27 u guessed it 4
0:34 kaboom 5
0:34 also huge ring thingy
0:36 peanut star
0:43 speed. stars are speed
0:47 omg its a wide line
0:54 colors
0:59 a lot of rings
1:02 very color
1:05 black hole wth

[@thecamocampaindude5167]

Aww why did you stop right when it was getting good

[@spaceexplorationindustry3454]

yeah the video is crazy but i still want to see the end haha

[@IvanTheScript]

I got my eyes burnt up watching these stars merge.

[@lester6875]

Itachi: you're already under my genjutsu

[@hadesiak130plays2]

that one particle was flying near the camera lol

[@_thisnameistaken]

@@hadesiak130plays2 like a 3d movie

[@when-the-hrandomstuff]

Now this is why I subscribed.

[@jonathanbaincosmologyvideo3868]

Binary orbits are the best!
If you reverse that movement, they originated at a point of collision.
A binary pair can never form in that starting state,
without a third force.
But most external forces destroy binary orbits.
So how does the binary orbit form?
Million dollar question...

[@_thisnameistaken]

time to simulate!

[@katrinatodd5208]

I like how boh of the stars are sending off mass/material that look like gravitational waves from neutron stars

[@katrinatodd5208]

I meant both btw

[@_thisnameistaken]

Yeah, I thought it was pretty cool. The materials appears to have been stripped due to tidal forces though

[@muhammadikhwannurrosyidin8371]

there is a contact binary star called GCIRS 16SW(S97) type WR+LBV(?) each star with a mass of 50 suns each orbiting Sagittarius A* with an orbital time of 1270 years

[@Jaythegoat_yt]

I wish you extended the video until all the particles were absorbed

[@Mr.Polymonstrum901]

CONGRATS ON 100 SUBS

[@_thisnameistaken]

thanks

[@_thisnameistaken]

tomorrow i will release a 100 sub video

[@3Zetazeta]

@@_thisnameistakencongrats on 101 subs I’m your 101th sub

[@_thisnameistaken]

@@3Zetazeta thanks

[@BlaQ20]

bro turned into milkyway and thought we wouldnt notice

[@_thisnameistaken]

🤫

[@Parryspammer]

0:10 particle jumpscare real

[@masonfason2003]

Look like two neutron stars are colliding

[@kovacsattila8993]

Are there some extra forces in play other then gravity? It looks like that at 0:58 it shout out an unreasonable ammount of material.

[@_thisnameistaken]

It’s all just gravity. The material was ejected because it had too much angular momentum in comparison to the newly combined star.

[@silviamaria1296]

Bro i saw a particle flew to the camera

[@rochelimit55555]

why stop at the part when it becomes red

[@_thisnameistaken]

After that point it just settled into an accretion disc. Also, it was getting pretty late in the night and I didn’t feel like leaving my computer running.

[@earth70s123]

here me out 0-Type Binary star collision but 1 billion particles

[@_thisnameistaken]

💀

[@androlipo1204]

​@@_thisnameistaken bro's computer if he acctualy does it:🏠🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Sirenhead-264]

The computer would disappear and the fps and gonna be -69

[@niemirskaecki8301]

Pretty cool but you cut just as things were heating up

[@kisskisskick]

i hope your computer doing fine buddy

[@stellaf01]

W type Star has Formed...lol

[@twixerclawford]

0:09 is the kind of thing you'd see in one of those 3d movies that want an excuse to use the feature

[@_thisnameistaken]

So Spy Kids 3?

[@cvbof]

Its amazing 😻 the stars made a galaxy

[@_thisnameistaken]

no… no they didn’t. this is unrelated to galaxies.

[@cvbof]

@@_thisnameistaken ok?

[@_thisnameistaken]

@@cvbof what? do you not understand what I said?

[@cvbof]

@@_thisnameistaken i understand but i frogot sometimes🫤

[@KartikPatel-nt4ff]

😅well information good show 😅😅😅

[@rafaellima6383]

What’s the timescale of this simulation?

[@_thisnameistaken]

@@rafaellima6383 about 5 days iirc

[@horsethi3f]

Whats the timeframe like

[@_thisnameistaken]

If I recall correctly, a bit over a day

[@aaaidan]

@@_thisnameistaken is this computation or simulated timeframe?

[@_thisnameistaken]

@@aaaidan simulated time. the actual computation took a couple hours

[@francisros9115]

0:10 What was that flying at me

[@_thisnameistaken]

A sphere

[@Bams_Star-B]

bro made a galaxy 1:05 like star

[@_thisnameistaken]

bro did not make a galaxy

[@Bams_Star-B]

jk 1:06

[@Nazou5002fr]

BRO I HATE UNIVERSE SANDBOX BECAUSE THE COLLISION ARE TOO SQUISHY

[@orangu06]

this isnt universe sandbox but the squishy collisions are realistic

[@cherrym1069]

They don’t look blue

[@_thisnameistaken]

this is a temperature view, not a color view.

[@cherrym1069]

Oh

[@samuelluc132]

These two lost enough matter for the merger to be lighter than either of them 😂

[@itzmenugget4716]

How did you do this in spacesim? Can you do this with the base or with mods??

[@_thisnameistaken]

If you mean the color scheme, I used the temperature setting in the camera tab.

[@Crazymavin]

I’m by Peanuts

[@k27Lmoa]

wow

[@giovanniowenbrown6458]

o+ star 💀

[@_thisnameistaken]

?

[@MiraMira-vy3un]

As over 400 db

[@AngyBrit]

Samsung opening scene

[@alvaroziochiu7105]

How in that enf

[@PNC901]

nice

[@user-dr6wu3kq6x]

Gammarayblast

[@phrygianphreak4428]

MY EYE

[@mutiarasofiasiregar9123]

0:21 thumbnail

[@Muddymu]

We didn't need to know that dumba**

[@ayan_plush]

So how did the stars not explode since they colided with eachother

[@netric9084]

They don't explode? Stars that collide just become a bigger star

[@CalliNightmare]

😃❤️❤️😃

[@ТатянаЧакърова-й2э]

😅 okay thanks

[@darwatisiip8691]

3:AM

[@Henry-5c1]

Aaaa

[@_thisnameistaken]

@@Henry-5c1 Bbbb

[@zachary007]

FAKE

[@_thisnameistaken]

Yes, of course, because this is only a simulation.

[@ToiletAnimator]

I hate that the planet is just wasting particles