DEAD STAR COMES ALIVE! Scientists Stunned by 'Zombie Star' Flares

Dive into the astonishing story of a magnetar, once thought dead, that's sending signals across the cosmos from 8,000 light-years away. Discover what magnetars are, how this one came back to life, and what its unusual radio pulses mean for our understanding of the universe. Join us as we explore how cutting-edge technology helps scientists unravel the mysteries of the most magnetic objects in space. Don't miss out on uncovering the secrets of these cosmic phenomena!
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00:00 Introduction
00:46 Discovery of Gaia-BH3
03:08 Comparisons and Implications
05:20 Scientific and Astronomical Significance
07:55 Outro
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[@chuckylugs9607]

The wonder of these obscure but fascinating objects !! 🥰

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this video its so so interestyng

[@davesilkstone6912]

Maybe this is an interaction with infalling matter, the same way we see black holes

[@GBuds_RVremodel]

How old are the flashes your seeing..how many centuries ago did this actually happen. Most people cant grasp that starlight might be from long dead stars.

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

Measured in thousands, if not millions of years ago

[@msgupta26]

About 8000 years ago!

[@ciaraskeleton]

Yes, the flashes are happening in the past, which means the death of the Star happened prior to that, and it's life then prior to that. If the flashes are in the past, everything else witnessed from the star is also. Not just the flashes.
So we are still seeing a star that in the past did die (or seem dead) then came back to life (seemingly). Those are still observations that stand. It being in the past makes no difference in endless space time. The events did happen.

[@lisaconklin5094]

Has this ever happened before ?

[@Darkknightleland]

good question

[@Takintomori]

Yes, it's part of the normal cycle of a Magnitar. We knew it happened, but had never seen it happen before

[@ellachallas]

3:38, 3:58
I would say no, not in the way that we have ever known it to be.
Magnetar’s are rare occurrences and little is known about them. At this time, it appears that this particular Magnetar is indeed unique in the way it is behaving.

[@vosa8268]

Perfect nature.

[@shlaugen]

Does magnitar know minotaur? Just curious

[@ecalinog]

Avatar 💀 0:57

[@Darkknightleland]

blud had totem of undying💀💀

[@BrianPellerin]

Could this be His star?

[@markgarin6355]

Magnatard....a radio telescope can't see anything

[@keniarichardson]

I think its a message from God!

[@Blazeww]

And in Jesus' name. I ask God to have the same object now go dark as if never there if it be in His Will...

[@MrWideballs]

Name 5 dead stars