What If 2 Neutron Stars Collided Near Earth?

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  • Опубліковано 15 лис 2024

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  • @tonyasa4658
    @tonyasa4658 6 років тому +90

    Short answer: We'd die

    • @tyranttitanium3296
      @tyranttitanium3296 6 років тому +1

      Or we would pack our things and leave Sol behind if we could.

    • @syrianiac
      @syrianiac 5 років тому +8

      Long answer: We would die

    • @kokoboko8201
      @kokoboko8201 5 років тому +3

      Long answer: It depends.

    • @destyxs
      @destyxs 5 років тому

      doggo boye I see that kurzegast reference

    • @Hexstared
      @Hexstared 5 років тому

      @@kokoboko8201 plot twist: you'll pass away

  • @guapamole1855
    @guapamole1855 6 років тому +227

    The dislikes are from the neutron stars

    • @merylschultz9234
      @merylschultz9234 6 років тому +9

      BRUH SO U R SAYING THAT 90 NEUTRON STARS WATCHED THIS VIDEO AND DISLIKED IT.

    • @NovaTheDumbPuppy
      @NovaTheDumbPuppy 6 років тому +2

      Meryl Schultz it's a joke jeez

    • @TheTacroach72
      @TheTacroach72 6 років тому +1

      Um stars can’t type

    • @exoplane9012
      @exoplane9012 6 років тому +1

      Joanne care R/whooosh

    • @ouaeyyyyyy
      @ouaeyyyyyy 6 років тому

      How did the star get the phone?

  • @jerryhrastinski2404
    @jerryhrastinski2404 6 років тому +44

    *2 nutreon stars collide near earth*, *earth turns into a star*

  • @spaceangelmewtwo9074
    @spaceangelmewtwo9074 5 років тому +3

    In this scenario, Earth would have very nearly almost completely vaporized. The boiling point of silicon is in the mid 3000 degree C range, and the Earth very nearly hit 5000 degrees C. If it were to remain that hot for months on end, which it almost certainly would, the Earth would boil away right down to the core. The core would remain, as to vaporize the iron core, you would need temperatures upwards of 6000 degrees, but long story short, the Earth is about to get a lot smaller and a lot more dense in this scenario.

  • @bobosstopshelf4217
    @bobosstopshelf4217 5 років тому +2

    His intro is so simple but he delivers it like a boss.

  • @dragonias6725
    @dragonias6725 5 років тому +7

    Normal people: "Omg! I hope that we never have to deal with anything like this!"
    Me: "Fascinating." 😂

  • @papichagra3333
    @papichagra3333 7 років тому +126

    it would be awesome to see a supernova on the sky!!!
    but it aint gonna happen :( (well who knows)
    too dangeorous

    • @gauthamarun3878
      @gauthamarun3878 7 років тому +18

      Papi Chagra333 In 140 million years it will. There will be no night for a few days as Betelgeuse explodes into a million hues. It will be like 2 Suns are in the sky.

    • @papichagra3333
      @papichagra3333 7 років тому +25

      Gautham Arun i know bro, but 140million years
      i aint no titan or god haha

    • @kajamagdalena330
      @kajamagdalena330 7 років тому +7

      Lets nuke betelgeuse then

    • @txqea9817
      @txqea9817 7 років тому +1

      i dont wanna died now

    • @papichagra3333
      @papichagra3333 7 років тому +2

      Infinite Rectangles i know, but we cant see it on the skies like the moon. it would be awesome!!

  • @ThePhobos100
    @ThePhobos100 7 років тому +34

    A killer nova

  • @ΠολυτροποςΟδυσσέυς

    earth:
    two neutron stars:Im'ma ‘bout to destroy this man's whole career

  • @Vastafari34
    @Vastafari34 3 роки тому +1

    I think that you provide AMAZING information, I AM subscribed and I frequently watch you content becauce I LOVE it. One critique I have would be to make your vedios maybe shorter but more concise by editing out bits where youre making correcting to the data inputs, or undoing unintended runaway effects of data. I feel like your contnent is SO good that the only think keeping you from being as popular as other channels is the final cut of the video, If you were able to ad animations of some explainaition that the software cant produce, that would be even better! Thank you for what you do, I am a big fan.

  • @hunormagyar1843
    @hunormagyar1843 5 років тому +1

    The gas cloud approaching is scary even from that view. Let alone how frightening it would be to go out to the garden at night, to to spot such a thing in the sky...

  • @ardentdfender4116
    @ardentdfender4116 7 років тому +10

    Space has allot of hidden mysteries yet to be discovered. It's possible there could surely be stars or Neutron type Stars or other kinds hidden we have yet to find in our area of the galaxy.

  • @solar8941
    @solar8941 5 років тому +8

    Earth's atmosphere gets destroyed almost immediately

    • @EmirAssassin
      @EmirAssassin 5 років тому

      if light from the sun takes approx 8 mins to get to earth i'd reckon it'd take 15-20mins for the earth to experience anything from a collision outside the solar system

    • @spaceangelmewtwo9074
      @spaceangelmewtwo9074 5 років тому

      Forget the atmosphere. The Earth nearly reached 5000 degrees C. That is way more than is needed to vaporize rock. The Earth would boil away down to its core were this to happen.

    • @giokun100
      @giokun100 3 роки тому

      @@EmirAssassin the solar system diameter is 1 light year

  • @ata-wr8oe
    @ata-wr8oe 6 років тому +3

    The thumbnail looked like to spirit bombs clashing with each other

  • @carlahead2945
    @carlahead2945 6 років тому +4

    Wouldn’t the radiation have dramatic effects on the Earth once that Supernova strips the Earth’s ozone layer?

  • @miyatenmeiritsu1810
    @miyatenmeiritsu1810 5 років тому +3

    2:19 Look at how the Earth's ocean boiled up instantly.

  • @TheMegaOla
    @TheMegaOla 6 років тому +24

    drinking game: drink everytime he says "as a matter of fact" :D

    • @Stripes1283
      @Stripes1283 6 років тому +2

      or daramatic

    • @tyranttitanium3296
      @tyranttitanium3296 6 років тому

      Or unlikely

    • @_neophyte
      @_neophyte 6 років тому

      as a fact of matter

    • @lordofentropy
      @lordofentropy 6 років тому +1

      Or every time he explains that we haven't found a neutron star or pulsar near our system.

    • @TheChugg11
      @TheChugg11 6 років тому

      I wish I hadn't read this comment - I can't stop noticing it now!
      As a matter of fact, I'd be drunk had I taken up your challenge...

  • @Susbaguetteman
    @Susbaguetteman 7 років тому +2

    you are one of the few people who make science fun

  • @gamma_centauri
    @gamma_centauri 5 років тому +1

    Y’know, for some random planet that happens to sustain billions of people in the habitable zone around our Star, we’re EXTREMELY lucky that we didn’t end up anywhere else. Like, legit, just about anywhere else in space is super dangerous. Like, this planet is basically the safe haven.

  • @griffinstopani9486
    @griffinstopani9486 6 років тому +6

    I honestly thought your intro was the collision

  • @majinv3805
    @majinv3805 7 років тому +56

    What do you mean "Back in 2017" !?!? Anton are you posting this from the future? Lol nice video bud always enjoy ur content

    • @txqea9817
      @txqea9817 7 років тому +1

      anything is possible when you use the time dimension to move freely through space

    • @x_x5009
      @x_x5009 7 років тому +2

      Majin v back in 3708 we had really clunky time machines , not so efficient now we have time machines for an affordable price of 4800 credits for human and humanoid robot type ones and 1-200 Mega credit for transporting big space ships

    • @theunitsquad3144
      @theunitsquad3144 7 років тому +1

      A Random Person Online if you look at a star in the sky you are technically looking back in time because it's so far away it's light won't have reached us. So we will see it but for all we know it had already exploded or grew.

    • @jeffreythelad8398
      @jeffreythelad8398 6 років тому

      Multi Gaming it’s annoying that in 3967 the endromaglopers won the war and took all of hour uranium and we couldn’t make the nuclear time machines that was 10 times as fast

    • @callumpalliser7200
      @callumpalliser7200 6 років тому +1

      Its 7846 and our time machines are made from ^$*÷ and &",=@ the secret of life is and the way to trancend is &$*$#@ "€=&3 and &"*=,÷* */*÷*÷*
      You saw nothing

  • @christopherleubner6633
    @christopherleubner6633 Рік тому

    The collision of a neuron star generates lots of unstable neutron rich superheavy isotopes, many of which decay by spontaneous fission into platinum group metals and gold among other things.

  • @bathysphere1070
    @bathysphere1070 4 роки тому +2

    Thankfully, there are no neutron stars close to us. We should all be grateful for this fact.

  • @vernonvouga7565
    @vernonvouga7565 5 років тому +4

    Hey man I love this simulation that you're using and I love the information that you're giving, I heard that there were other stars got a ready to go Nova with their poles pointing towards us is there any way you could stimulate that like the gamma ray burst heading to us?

    • @finefondue9307
      @finefondue9307 5 років тому

      no, if it did you could probably melt metals on your cpu

  • @ThePhobos100
    @ThePhobos100 7 років тому +5

    Hello wonderful Anton.

  • @Uranium-vb2rc
    @Uranium-vb2rc 5 років тому +2

    When he moves the mouse. He is traveling faster than the speed of light. Or he warping space time . Hahah

  • @jordanmicahcook
    @jordanmicahcook 5 років тому +4

    6:10 - 6:24 A glitch in the Matrix...

  • @aaronmicalowe
    @aaronmicalowe 5 років тому +1

    Would have been interesting to see if a kilonova in Alpha Centauri would destroy Earth.

  • @friskawuigi9446
    @friskawuigi9446 5 років тому +4

    When scientist think of a name
    Jeff: wow look at that thing what should we name it?
    Peter:hmmmm (smashes keyboard)jwijsjwisjjaisisjwjiwisjsj
    Jeff: yeah that should be good

  • @jesselapides4390
    @jesselapides4390 5 років тому +1

    "There is going to be a bright flash of white visible light" *water dries up*
    ._.

  • @grunxs
    @grunxs 6 років тому

    As a matter of fact, I like these kind of videos.

  • @dexto5515
    @dexto5515 7 років тому +29

    What if a Nebula appeared near our solar system? Anton please reply and give an awnser soon

    • @michaelarkell2188
      @michaelarkell2188 7 років тому +1

      Dex Naewhal Guys like this, that's a great idea

    • @therealliamjohn
      @therealliamjohn 7 років тому +4

      Death.

    • @l1ghtd3m0n3
      @l1ghtd3m0n3 6 років тому

      Dex Narwhal 33 Trchnically we are in one

    • @tyranttitanium3296
      @tyranttitanium3296 6 років тому

      @McCuteKirby Nuke he just means as a hypothetical

    • @Nico-dt5hu
      @Nico-dt5hu 6 років тому +1

      no. nebula is a fictional character. its not going to be on real life.

  • @Elliandr
    @Elliandr 7 років тому +1

    Can an indirect gamma ray burst - one where no part of the cone touches the earth - release enough gamma rays to otherwise sterilize the Earth, and how close would the outer edge have to be to do so?

  • @yousifallous
    @yousifallous 6 років тому

    Underrated channel, you deserve better subs. I’ll make sure to share bud.

  • @stanley2ish
    @stanley2ish 7 років тому +2

    Your videos are awesome, Keep it up.

  • @WilliamFord972
    @WilliamFord972 4 роки тому

    This software looks like so much fun.

  • @What36476
    @What36476 Рік тому

    I like the old intro of anton petrov also the old intro music

  • @mockemperor953
    @mockemperor953 5 років тому

    In like 2012 or something digital neutron stars have a starquake any we still were affected by it even though it was like light years upon light years away

  • @jojo-zt7eo
    @jojo-zt7eo 5 років тому

    Another fascinating video. Thank you.

  • @BingBingBongBong
    @BingBingBongBong 6 років тому

    “And as always...bye bye” :3
    Cute outro 🙃

  • @perrytrucker
    @perrytrucker 6 років тому

    Why would someone dislike an educational video? Why would someone NOT want to learn?

  • @lecturesfromleeds614
    @lecturesfromleeds614 2 роки тому

    I have to give universe sandbox a go, it looks like fun

  • @yorgle
    @yorgle 5 років тому

    The background music (which i can almost hear) reminds me of something by Brian Eno.

  • @j.p.9522
    @j.p.9522 7 років тому +2

    Tell us more about Planet Nine wonderful person!

  • @303ks
    @303ks 3 роки тому +1

    How do you call two NBA players that came from Switzerland but now play on opposite teams and against each other... A neutral star collision

  • @hateislove3947
    @hateislove3947 6 років тому

    We had a great luck, we witnessed the ultra rare neutron star collision in 2017.

  • @tammilegleiter2698
    @tammilegleiter2698 3 роки тому

    Did you know a black hole super Is Nova actually a couple of weeks actually accused when hawking radiation radiation actually destroys it

  • @arbiterthelvadam1844
    @arbiterthelvadam1844 6 років тому +4

    Here is what happens as emojis if stars collide ALL 🌎=🔥=darkness=🌑=🌘=🌗=🌖=🌕=☀️⚡️☀️✨=Rare event Meter 🔥=🌑=💫=many star matter turns to black hole/🌑=💥

  • @FlorenceSlugcat
    @FlorenceSlugcat 4 роки тому

    Hello wonderful person, this is Florence!

  • @nowhereman8374
    @nowhereman8374 5 років тому

    Well we did have a neutron star merger near earth. Some of the elements formed from the collision are the reason why we are here. What you are asking is what would happen if we had a second merger in the same neighborhood

  • @angelodistefanoII
    @angelodistefanoII 6 років тому

    Thank you wonderful person

  • @diegoboffa9134
    @diegoboffa9134 6 років тому +2

    Hey Anton. Congratulations on your videos mate. May I ask you what program you’re using in this video? Thanks and best regards

    • @hilop33
      @hilop33 6 років тому

      he's using universe sandbox 2. XD

    • @merylschultz9234
      @merylschultz9234 6 років тому

      Diego Boffa he is using Universe Sandbox 2

  • @noobiii
    @noobiii 5 років тому +1

    4:28 funny names like for example *_PSR J0108 1431_*

  • @sirgrubbson289
    @sirgrubbson289 6 років тому +2

    The only thing you would hear is
    GOTTA BLAST
    Edit: and it would echo throughout the universe

  • @Nico-dt5hu
    @Nico-dt5hu 6 років тому

    3:30 that would be somewhere around here...
    on the screen (41 light years)

  • @crissoo7
    @crissoo7 6 років тому

    Anton do a video in which a neutron star collides with a black hole.

  • @pknv3
    @pknv3 6 років тому

    The only thing i know about it is the Matt's love is for ever

  • @randomanimallover3196
    @randomanimallover3196 7 років тому +87

    What if the neutron stars identify as non-binary?!
    I'm offended on their behalf and will be writing a strongly worded tweet about this shocking injustice!
    There will be grumbling, oh yes...

  • @KenMabie
    @KenMabie 5 років тому

    50 light years away .. death
    51 light years away .. we good .. we good

  • @coolbionicle
    @coolbionicle 6 років тому

    Is the 50 lightyear mark to be killed by the resulting kilonova? If we coincided with their plane of orbit, what would be the maximum distance for their gravitational waves to rip up us to shreds? If the plane was perpendicular to us, what would be the maximum distance for the resulting polar gamma ray burst to cook us like the radial gamma ray burst would at 50 light years?

  • @justa_fish5867
    @justa_fish5867 7 років тому +23

    What did the librarian say to the boy
    You just clicked the answer

    • @orinachen714
      @orinachen714 6 років тому +1

      I’m one month late, but nice joke

    • @LZtrappa
      @LZtrappa 6 років тому

      Lolol i get so funny😅😅😂😂😂

    • @LZtrappa
      @LZtrappa 6 років тому

      McCuteKirby Nuke what did the librarian say to the boy "read more"

    • @Retrenorium
      @Retrenorium 6 років тому

      (read more) That's it if i wasn't speaking english i would not even understand it says (ler mais) Portuguese

    • @jesselapides4390
      @jesselapides4390 5 років тому +1

      yure an liderareyin?

  • @n1k32h
    @n1k32h 6 років тому

    This sounds like that famous scientist

  • @ElizabethDermody
    @ElizabethDermody 5 років тому

    I seen a star hit a bunch of other stars 2 years ago. It was really something else. It smatched together each time. It started falling towards earth then disappeared. It was really something else.
    Then another time I seen a big green lightening bolt shoot out of Vega. That was something else.
    Ive seen some pretty weird things in our sky.

    • @creator4413
      @creator4413 3 роки тому

      Wait what? I need to know more. And you weren't on acid?

  • @Quadrant14
    @Quadrant14 5 років тому

    Neutron Star merger...….would be bad luck eh!, but we {Earth} did get smacked by a Magnetar in 2004 and it that was 50-000 Light Years away

  • @jitendraprabhu3313
    @jitendraprabhu3313 5 років тому

    Magnificance >>> magnificent

  • @moz9764
    @moz9764 6 років тому

    I love this video

  • @water2893
    @water2893 7 років тому

    Would be cool if you did a video with Isaac arthur or once of those guys

  • @water2893
    @water2893 7 років тому

    I want a supernova irl hopefully over 50light years but largely visible how would this happen? Maybe a nearby star could have 3 Jupiter’s orbiting close and somehow they fall to the star all st once causing it to go Nova?

    • @coal9205
      @coal9205 6 років тому

      Water2 that's not how supernovas work...

  • @junaidrafiq1016
    @junaidrafiq1016 3 роки тому

    When was Sirius B exploded and what was the effect on earth? How much time was passed?

  • @photovideooz4084
    @photovideooz4084 4 роки тому

    you forgot to mention that they're going to form a black hole after killer nova.

    • @dritemolawzbks8574
      @dritemolawzbks8574 3 роки тому

      Are you sure about the energy/mass density because some of it is lost, and radiates out of the system as gravitational waves?

  • @nikoanimation3222
    @nikoanimation3222 6 років тому

    "I'll show you in a few seconds"
    Littraly takes 2 minutes

  • @Armstrong692
    @Armstrong692 5 років тому

    a kilonova can also occur when a neutron star collides with a black hole.

  • @robored4363
    @robored4363 6 років тому +2

    "It would JUST strip the ozone layer." 😕 Really?

  • @_neophyte
    @_neophyte 6 років тому

    short answer: we'd be fucking toasted

  • @42ndLife
    @42ndLife 7 років тому

    I would like clarification on something. Which is more powerful, a kilonova or a hypernova?

  • @Axonteer
    @Axonteer 7 років тому

    What about stock and all other farminf related stuff. High radiation could harm those and cause a minor extinction event by lack of food?

  • @theepixgaming6011
    @theepixgaming6011 6 років тому

    Your AMAZING 😃

  • @thegamemaster6563
    @thegamemaster6563 6 років тому

    If 2 neutron stars collided near the 3rd planet then our planet gets heated up and turn into a star

  • @arbiterthelvadam1844
    @arbiterthelvadam1844 6 років тому

    Ppl say Kepler means unknown that is correct such as this name Kepler Any name/ unknown planet

  • @carlahead2945
    @carlahead2945 6 років тому

    How common are binary Neutron stars in perhaps other galaxies,such as the Milky Way’s Galaxy’s neighboring galaxy Andromeda?

  • @Steveman27
    @Steveman27 5 років тому

    At the beginning there with the two neutron stars, how far away were they from the solar system, from Neptune? Like 2 or 3 light hours away?

  • @nightruler666
    @nightruler666 5 років тому +3

    It's a thing good I got supernova insurance

  • @germanbias3614
    @germanbias3614 5 років тому

    Crab pulsar is now a supernova right

  • @zeeshan419
    @zeeshan419 5 років тому

    Is this software the answer of every question about space?

  • @slinkerdeer
    @slinkerdeer 7 років тому +9

    Make what if earth had no moon!

    • @slinkerdeer
      @slinkerdeer 7 років тому +1

      Or even what if earths moon was the size it should be in ratio to our planet

    • @Nixie-Nix
      @Nixie-Nix 7 років тому +6

      well, the Earth without our moon won't be too interesting - there'd be no tides in the water, fish would die, nothing big
      if the moon was the size of Earth, either one of the two would be flung into space or they would orbit each other, though the first one is most likely

    • @hugoanderkivi
      @hugoanderkivi 7 років тому

      Slinkerdeer Earth would still be more massive due to density.

    • @slinkerdeer
      @slinkerdeer 7 років тому

      Interesting, thanks for the replies haha

    • @Ryukiro
      @Ryukiro 6 років тому

      There'd still be tides, the sun has a gravitational pull on us. And if super tsunamis isn't much then having no moon wouldn't be a problem.
      Massive tsunami's, our tilt stays stable because of the moon so the poles would change without a moon, causing constant climate change. Our moon is very important

  • @Great_America
    @Great_America 5 років тому

    Where is the mathematical representation of the electromagnetic field?? Also, you need to provide distance thresholds for any of the information you provide to be more useful.

  • @allsortsofmusicplaylists4026
    @allsortsofmusicplaylists4026 5 років тому

    we would die by gravitational tidal waves before supernova lol

  • @txqea9817
    @txqea9817 7 років тому +6

    i have a qwerty keyboard

    • @randomanimallover3196
      @randomanimallover3196 7 років тому

      A Random Person Online
      Grrrrr!

    • @merylschultz9234
      @merylschultz9234 6 років тому

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  • @Charlie_HawK
    @Charlie_HawK 6 років тому

    I bhought this game just because of you....and i do not regret it. its so much Fun and u can learn a lot of shit in there... and the best of it.. i feel like God when i crash a Huge massive Star into our Solarsystem xD

  • @rameshwarsawant9239
    @rameshwarsawant9239 6 років тому

    Can strange particles form when two newtron star collide

  • @warrendemoor9892
    @warrendemoor9892 5 років тому

    Lots of gold and rare elements would fly by $$$

  • @manikrahman9759
    @manikrahman9759 Місяць тому

    That is gonna happen.
    Maybe in Between 3 to 5 years or less.

  • @lele112303
    @lele112303 6 років тому

    Super epic and earth will be hot

  • @pringles3470
    @pringles3470 6 років тому

    The ogs remember the original wat da math

  • @lollylemur5041
    @lollylemur5041 6 років тому

    “Hello wonderful person”

  • @salimahshaik3445
    @salimahshaik3445 4 роки тому

    where did you get the game?

  • @BagelGabel
    @BagelGabel 5 років тому

    What is the name of the Neutron Star?

  • @oneeyedcoconut747
    @oneeyedcoconut747 6 років тому

    in a hundred million years we would probably be on another galaxy

  • @cookiemonke37482
    @cookiemonke37482 Рік тому

    It’s not a killer nova if two neutron stars collide it will make a GammaRay burst

  • @umrnavy8282
    @umrnavy8282 6 років тому

    This game is so realistic.. i wish i can buy the game.... no money for it yet