I'm a 4th year computer science major taking an astronomy class as one of my final electives. My finals tmrw and I'm ready, but Dave really clutch out here. 11/10 content.
I like your intro. You say hello. You say the topic. You start the intro. And that's it! Eight and a half seconds and the topic starts, no gibberish, no ads, no clickbaiting, no silly long intro song, no minutes-long introduction of who you are, and no waiting for what the video is about in the first place.
I hate to admit this, but I used to think all the stars in the night sky were planets... I didn't know what a "star" actually was. Now thanks to you Dave I know what a star is! (And many more things) Thank you.
This guy is awesome. If you were just a bit wacky you'd be a modern Bill Nye. Your knowledge and explanations are some of the best i have found. Thank you for your time.
Not really I mean blue is a shorter wavelength which means more energy and more energy = hotter. Besides you can see it when a metal is heated enough ot will go from red all the way to blue.
I’m not here because I have tests, quite the opposite really, I’m on my summer break. I was just scrolling through UA-cam and your channel. I’m hooked! It’s very interesting, I’m feel so smart now 😂.
Main Sequence Stars: Spectral Class O -> Indigo/Violet * Spectral Class B -> Blue * Spectral Class A -> Green * Spectral Class F -> White * Spectral Class G -> Yellow Spectral Class K -> Orange † -> Ideal star type for life as we know it. Spectral Class M -> Red † * - These stars are always large enough to result in supernovae. † - These stars are never large enough to result in supernovae.
Thank you so much for this video Professor Dave!!! You really helped me understand H-R Diagram in the simplest way as possible. I'm so thankful that I discovered you. I'm looking forward to watch your other videos especially the classes are now online because of the pandemic. I really need a study buddy to help me understand more the lesson. Again, thank you so much!! If I turn 18 years old and have a credit card, I'll make sure to join your channel. That's the best way to thank you for all the help. More vids and stay safe!!! xoxo
I'm guessing this is how they detect atmospheric temperature on exoplanets? right? Through their spectra, that is. I know this video is about stars but can this be applied to exoplanets as well? Thanks for a response.
Large stars are inefficient and burn fuel too quickly. They have to be disassembled until the remains are small stars or inert hydrogen storage objects. That way, life around the star can be maintained for far longer.
Some of the coldest red dwarfs are not even M type, but rather L type, which is usually a classification used for brown dwarfs. These L-Type red dwarfs are around 2,500-3,200K. They are also very small and very loosely held together. They are barely even stars at all, and are around 0.08-0.22 Solar Masses.
الهيدروستاتيكي ( حالة التوازن ) : السديم لديه قوة تجعله يتمدد وقوة تجذبه فيتقلص واذا بقت هذه القوة متماثلة فان السديم لن يختفي . كتلة الجينز : هي كتلة اكبر ببضع آلاف من شمسنا ، والجاذبية تنتصر عليها . عند حدوث اندماج نووي يؤدي إلى تكون حرارة وبالتالي تكون النجم . النجوم انواع : اصفر E-L ازرق A-D احمر M احمر غامق N 3,500k______________________________25,000k M - K - G - F - A - B - O كلما زادت حرارة النجم انفصل الكترون النواة عنها مما يشكل الحالة الرابعة البلازما . O : ازرق قوي ، B : ازرق ضعيف او سمائي ، A : رصاصي ، F : اصفر ضعيف ، G : اصفر قوي , K : احمر ضعيف , M : احمر قوي . يمكنك الرجوع إلى دقيقة - 3:15 . حلقة 4 . الاجسام الاكثر سخونة زرقاء والاقل سخونة حمراء . اذا اردت ابحث عن مخطط HR . الأصفر القوي هو الشمس او Sun .
@@AhmedYare-i3d Sorry about that but you'll have to watch the clip and do the summarizing yourself; I guarantee you that you will not be able to advance knowledge if you depend on others. Watch the full clip and write a summary for yourself, to become more empowered.
Did you Know: Relationship between Colors of the Star and Color of angry birds characters: O type = The blues B type = Luca A type = Matilda F type = Poppy G type = Chuck K type = Bubbles M type = Red
What? He's saying following the timeline from the previous video, we're around a billion years in since The Big Bang.That's it. He's not saying now, today, he means since where we left off in the previous video.
As an Elite Dangerous player, I don't necessarily need to remember the order of the main sequence, just each letter. So I often use the mnemonic KGB FOAM.
@@Sundansulaku2023 You're right. The criterion is at least 0.075 solar masses to initiate fusion in the core, and 0.075 Solar masses is about the average mass of a type L2V star (we think--unfortunately there's still a very small database of measured masses at this end of the scale).
Unfortunately, Type N and Type S spectral Types have been neglected. So much for celestial classification. Next thing you know, they'll classify the Milky Way Galaxy as a spiral galaxy instead of the barred galaxy that it is.
My favourite mnemonic (including the brown dwarves): "Oh Boy, A Feral Giraffe Killed My Little Transparent Yeti" (with thanks to Crash Course astronomy. ;)
The sun isnt white it is infact yellow due to its classification on temperature and absolute magnitude (brightness when it is at 10 parsecs away) . In main sequence star area it is classification G with its temperature being roughly 5000k and absolute magnitude of 6 , basic astrophysics .
"Yellow dwarf" is just a misnomer G-stars are in fact white in visible light. They actually peak in green by the way. The sun only appears yellow in filtered images or due to atmospheric scattering of blue light. They are often associated with yellow to differentiate them from A and F type stars as well as white dwarfs
as a 16 year old who plans to be a astrophysisct and am 2 years from graduating high school, i already know this stuff, but is there even MORE to know?
We stars have many things about us that have yet to be discovered. And the universe itself has many secrets it has yet to give up with space there's always something to find or discover.
Im a political science student and its common sense that this does have nothing to do with my course but just finished modern physics playlist and here i am relearning how the universe is formed. Feels like im back in junior high, its just that i feel like i understand it better than before.
@@ethankjt7277 Perhaps because some people mean that it is a "yellow dwarf," another term for G-type main sequence stars (the Sun's type). Some of these stars are yellowish, while others (including the Sun) are white.
@@ethankjt7277 If you see the sun from space through a neutral filter, it will be white. In fact, the sun defines what white is to our eyes, since our color vision is tuned to the sun's color plus the atmosphere adding up to white, as it is the dominant light source we can see our planet. Other stars in its class also look yellow, as it looks in our sky, thanks to the atmosphere scattering its light.
Our science teacher played this video in our class and heck it was awesome and really helpful. Thanks proffesor!
Take english not science. I bet you can guess why.
@@Jacob-zk1jy what the fuck is wrong with you?
@@Jacob-zk1jy he can take take both
They’re both mandatory, right?
My man Dave out here making sure I pass every test in class
I'm a 4th year computer science major taking an astronomy class as one of my final electives. My finals tmrw and I'm ready, but Dave really clutch out here. 11/10 content.
I like your intro.
You say hello. You say the topic. You start the intro.
And that's it! Eight and a half seconds and the topic starts, no gibberish, no ads, no clickbaiting, no silly long intro song, no minutes-long introduction of who you are, and no waiting for what the video is about in the first place.
Professor Dave is certainly firing gigantic knowledge missiles.
Figures
YES loll
I hate to admit this, but I used to think all the stars in the night sky were planets... I didn't know what a "star" actually was.
Now thanks to you Dave I know what a star is! (And many more things)
Thank you.
@Kate Moore thank you! 😊
Yeah i used to think jets in the sky were rockets going to space 😂
lol, I used to think that every every star was a galaxy (I wasn't even sure what a galaxy was)
My personal favorite is Only Bad Astronomers Forgot Generally Known Mnemonics
that's a good one
This guy is awesome. If you were just a bit wacky you'd be a modern Bill Nye. Your knowledge and explanations are some of the best i have found. Thank you for your time.
It was always counterintuitive to me that red is cooler than blue.
Not really I mean blue is a shorter wavelength which means more energy and more energy = hotter. Besides you can see it when a metal is heated enough ot will go from red all the way to blue.
@@DeluxeSlayer
i know the Physics of QED. But, for some reason, when i was a kid, i always thought that red was a hot color.
@@sahelanthropusbrensis Oh I get it my bad
@@DeluxeSlayer No problem man👍
Think about a torch with blue flame vs a lighter with yellow flame. The torch is hottet.
Thank you for explaining this is great detail. My professor was making this very confusing for the whole class
Oh Boy An F Grade Kills Me
Perfect! 😂
O star:Oh! B star:Boy!
Orwell's Book Animal Farm Gives Kids Migraines
@@cbarona42bro so frr
Oh, Be A Fine Girl, Kiss Me.
This is like watching the Olympics...I just feel honored to share DNA with the amazing scientists who figured this out. Thank you Prof Dave!
I’m not here because I have tests, quite the opposite really, I’m on my summer break. I was just scrolling through UA-cam and your channel. I’m hooked! It’s very interesting, I’m feel so smart now 😂.
i love getting baked AF and learning the secrets of the universe
👍🚬 just don't go Terrence Howard on us lol...
3:20 is this the same kind of thing that we see with fire? Like how a blue flame is hotter than a red flame?
Very helpful! Today I'm so glad that I figure out such a wonderful channel like this
This is helping me satisfy my current hyper fixation which is learning as much as I can about stars
Main Sequence Stars:
Spectral Class O -> Indigo/Violet *
Spectral Class B -> Blue *
Spectral Class A -> Green *
Spectral Class F -> White *
Spectral Class G -> Yellow
Spectral Class K -> Orange † -> Ideal star type for life as we know it.
Spectral Class M -> Red †
* - These stars are always large enough to result in supernovae.
† - These stars are never large enough to result in supernovae.
Is there a particular reason why stars have that particular letter sequence to classify them?
a is white and f is yellow white sun is g type
I love the content and the simplistic explanations you provide.
Thank you. 👍
When you said red giants were cool but luminous, I thought you meant cool as in interesting.
"feel free to change it depending on your persuasion."
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Thank you so much for this video Professor Dave!!! You really helped me understand H-R Diagram in the simplest way as possible. I'm so thankful that I discovered you. I'm looking forward to watch your other videos especially the classes are now online because of the pandemic. I really need a study buddy to help me understand more the lesson. Again, thank you so much!! If I turn 18 years old and have a credit card, I'll make sure to join your channel. That's the best way to thank you for all the help. More vids and stay safe!!! xoxo
I'm guessing this is how they detect atmospheric temperature on exoplanets? right? Through their spectra, that is. I know this video is about stars but can this be applied to exoplanets as well? Thanks for a response.
Large stars are inefficient and burn fuel too quickly. They have to be disassembled until the remains are small stars or inert hydrogen storage objects. That way, life around the star can be maintained for far longer.
Love this series 👍❤
You saved my face because i had an astronomy exam
Thanx for helping me to understand just that little bit better you make this subject fun aswell
I am living for the intro
Great video! You explained very well and the graphs were an added bonus!
K type stars are my favourite. Followed by white dwarves. Hopefully we can save the stars :)
1:47 orchestral birds are forming good killer music
“Hey it’s professor dave. Let’s check out some stars”
I swear his intros are insane out of context
You know what, I'ma subscribe! Why not!
But i dont understood that why there are varaities of stars?
Please tell me the reason behind it ??
Anyone who would thumbs down such a great video must really live a miserable ignorant life. 😋🧐
Thanks for that precious video man !
Thank you so much ❤️❤️
This is what I needed
Annie jump cannon is a badass name
Asians when they realise that B class shines more than A class:
My life is a lie
💀
1:47 this is how I remember star classes, like for elite dangerous
Professor could you please explain me about the AGB stars and its types?
Thanks professor i answer my exam because of you thaaaaannnnnkkkksssss
professor can u make a video about Red Giant stars...i am eagerly waiting
buddy that's covered in this tutorial.
❤ wonderful explanation
great series, easy to understand and informative
Only Bad Astrophysicist Feel Good Knowing Mnemonics.
Some of the coldest red dwarfs are not even M type, but rather L type, which is usually a classification used for brown dwarfs. These L-Type red dwarfs are around 2,500-3,200K. They are also very small and very loosely held together. They are barely even stars at all, and are around 0.08-0.22 Solar Masses.
Looking forward to your explanation to dying stars
Super info... thx prof
الهيدروستاتيكي ( حالة التوازن ) : السديم لديه قوة تجعله يتمدد وقوة تجذبه فيتقلص واذا بقت هذه القوة متماثلة فان السديم لن يختفي .
كتلة الجينز : هي كتلة اكبر ببضع آلاف من شمسنا ، والجاذبية تنتصر عليها .
عند حدوث اندماج نووي يؤدي إلى تكون حرارة وبالتالي تكون النجم .
النجوم انواع :
اصفر E-L
ازرق A-D
احمر M
احمر غامق N
3,500k______________________________25,000k
M - K - G - F - A - B - O
كلما زادت حرارة النجم انفصل الكترون النواة عنها مما يشكل الحالة الرابعة البلازما .
O : ازرق قوي ، B : ازرق ضعيف او سمائي ، A : رصاصي ، F : اصفر ضعيف ، G : اصفر قوي , K : احمر ضعيف , M : احمر قوي .
يمكنك الرجوع إلى دقيقة - 3:15 . حلقة 4 .
الاجسام الاكثر سخونة زرقاء والاقل سخونة حمراء .
اذا اردت ابحث عن مخطط HR .
الأصفر القوي هو الشمس او Sun .
I dont understand half of what you said what thousands gravity triumphing means I don't know um
@@AhmedYare-i3d
Sorry about that but you'll have to watch the clip and do the summarizing yourself; I guarantee you that you will not be able to advance knowledge if you depend on others. Watch the full clip and write a summary for yourself, to become more empowered.
Good work
awesome narration
Did you Know:
Relationship between Colors of the Star and Color of angry birds characters:
O type = The blues
B type = Luca
A type = Matilda
F type = Poppy
G type = Chuck
K type = Bubbles
M type = Red
It's very true
Another great vid!
Tq tq tq tq tq tq tq tq tq tq very much sir it helped lot for my exam
Omniscient beings are firing gigantic knowledge missiles!
Yep. That's easy to remember.🙄
Yea g type is my favourite. Yellow is my favourite colour. But orange stars are shown to be the best stars for habitability if we ever relocate
What is between stars?
Absorption spectra, not emission spectra.
What about T 8 type star
They are the coolest stars
0:09 a billion years into the history of the universe would be a billion yers ago isn't it? so about 12.6 billion or 1 billion years old?
What? He's saying following the timeline from the previous video, we're around a billion years in since The Big Bang.That's it. He's not saying now, today, he means since where we left off in the previous video.
Awesome series as always :)
Is this for high school or coullage
(I don't know anything about US' circulum)
high school astronomy
Cool ! How do you create such videos???
adobe after effects!
Professor Dave Explains oh! thanks for replying.
And what about the intro???
As an Elite Dangerous player, I don't necessarily need to remember the order of the main sequence, just each letter. So I often use the mnemonic KGB FOAM.
ENA PFP!!!!!
Sad that you didnt mention L and T class stars.
Don't they (along with class Y) apply mostly to brown dwarfs?
@@bartonpaullevenson3427 L0V toc L2V is still a star
@@Sundansulaku2023 You're right. The criterion is at least 0.075 solar masses to initiate fusion in the core, and 0.075 Solar masses is about the average mass of a type L2V star (we think--unfortunately there's still a very small database of measured masses at this end of the scale).
So are violate/purple stars are possible...?
Kinda but you would have to have super human vision to tell that they are.
These are called wolf ray stars they are more bright then the brightest stars
Good morning everyone.
Good Mythical Morning!
Unfortunately, Type N and Type S spectral Types have been neglected. So much for celestial classification. Next thing you know, they'll classify the Milky Way Galaxy as a spiral galaxy instead of the barred galaxy that it is.
My favourite mnemonic (including the brown dwarves): "Oh Boy, A Feral Giraffe Killed My Little Transparent Yeti"
(with thanks to Crash Course astronomy. ;)
thank u soo much
But our Sun is white in color (actually peaks at Green wavelength), why is it classified under yellow color?
Does it mean that the blue part of the fire is hotter ?
Yes.
This topic finally makes sense. It is so poorly explained in textbooks.
The sun isnt white it is infact yellow due to its classification on temperature and absolute magnitude (brightness when it is at 10 parsecs away) . In main sequence star area it is classification G with its temperature being roughly 5000k and absolute magnitude of 6 , basic astrophysics .
"Yellow dwarf" is just a misnomer
G-stars are in fact white in visible light. They actually peak in green by the way. The sun only appears yellow in filtered images or due to atmospheric scattering of blue light.
They are often associated with yellow to differentiate them from A and F type stars as well as white dwarfs
If it’s yellow then when you use a prism you would only get yellow, but we get a rainbow, meaning it got white light
Such a cool video. Nicely explained! Thank you very much :)
why does the temp scale go down left to right? is that the norm, why? lol
@Jay Galang
as a 16 year old who plans to be a astrophysisct and am 2 years from graduating high school, i already know this stuff, but is there even MORE to know?
We stars have many things about us that have yet to be discovered.
And the universe itself has many secrets it has yet to give up with space there's always something to find or discover.
One slight mistake, O Type Stars Are 30000k, B Stars Are 25000K.
so elaborate
Dave be out here learning us on shit
OBAFGKM = orange 🍊, banana 🍌, apple 🍎, Fruit, grape 🍇, kiwi 🥝, mango 🥭
Im a political science student and its common sense that this does have nothing to do with my course but just finished modern physics playlist and here i am relearning how the universe is formed. Feels like im back in junior high, its just that i feel like i understand it better than before.
4:13 Yeah Sun is yellow, but they insist that Sun is white...
The sun is white
These classifications are old and wrong
Hi Dave
I was talking to Dave. He says hi
Thanks Jesús, now I know more about Star clasification
Is Dave a grade school teacher or university teacher
he used to teach organic chemistry at a college
How I remember scoopable stars in Elite Dangerous: Always Be FuelinG Or Kill Myself. It's not good for the temperature model though.
Growing up at the end of the cold war, I use KGB FOAM.
My type is B
Hey Rigel, it's been a few million years how are your fourteen planets doing?
1:36
OBAma Funny Guy, Kills Me with jokes
I have another way to memorize the order
Oh boy,a fricking gorilla kissing me
No images? Just sound....
Is the Sun white or yellow?
white but the sky distorts it to yellow.
@@rexisnox577 then how is it called a yellow star?
@@ethankjt7277 Perhaps because some people mean that it is a "yellow dwarf," another term for G-type main sequence stars (the Sun's type). Some of these stars are yellowish, while others (including the Sun) are white.
@@ethankjt7277 If you see the sun from space through a neutral filter, it will be white. In fact, the sun defines what white is to our eyes, since our color vision is tuned to the sun's color plus the atmosphere adding up to white, as it is the dominant light source we can see our planet. Other stars in its class also look yellow, as it looks in our sky, thanks to the atmosphere scattering its light.
Its white and also appears white during 80% of the day(in the place i live)
why Dave do be looking like if Penguinz0 majored in astronomy
betelgeuse and antares are not red giant stars, but red supergiants.
looks like i'm passing my test
Good and goofy at the same time.
Why is it goofy, bro?
This is a red cool video