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Haha, guess I better call Thor-Eitri might be out there forging another Stormbreaker! Who’s coming with me to Nidavellir?

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Haha just to make you curious

Haha, true! We’d be sweeping diamonds off the streets like fallen leaves. Imagine buying a bag of chips and getting a diamond as change

You’re absolutely right! The universe’s expansion is faster than the speed of light.

Besides the universe black holes are incredibly massive.

Totally get it-life’s challenges are real. But exploring space gives us tech like GPS and weather forecasting and reminds us how connected we are on this tiny planet. Thanks for sharing!

That’s all science knows is speculate, guess, and in reality there foggy ficus really knows nothing, paid to lie, and stick fear. Bill Gates and the troll gang. Full of lies to strike fear when the only thing attacking or planning to harm humans are those peeps, and they use the dim light perception of what they do not know to lie for them. That would be the narrator of this video.

Science isn't perfect, but it's built on evidence and continuous improvement. It's okay to question, but let's focus on understanding and facts rather than fear.

@@georgetsetsos oh really then explain the real facts bro

@SUHAASCHOUDARYMALLAVARAPU do your own fact check

Interesting thought! 🌟 But EBLM J0555-57Ab is actually massive enough to ignite nuclear fusion on its own. It’s part of a binary system, but it meets the minimum mass needed to be a star-not just a planet

Great question! 🌟 The comparison is about diameter, not mass. EBLM J0555-57Ab is roughly the same diameter as Saturn, making it slightly larger than Jupiter in size. But here’s the cool part: it’s much denser than either of those gas giants, which is why it can sustain nuclear fusion and shine as a star!

"Great question! 🌟 EBLM J0555-57Ab is about the same size as Saturn in diameter, making it slightly larger than Jupiter. But here’s the mind-blowing part: unlike gas giants like Jupiter and Saturn, this little guy is a fully-fledged star, generating its own light and heat through nuclear fusion. The universe is full of surprises, isn’t it? 🚀"

Hang on, jupiter has a radius of 43441 miles and saturn has a radius 36184 miles making it smaller than jupiter. So how can something the size of saturn be bigger than jupiter?

Great catch! 🌟 EBLM J0555-57Ab's diameter is similar to Saturn, but as a dense star, it's slightly larger in volume than Jupiter

Sorry but it still doesnt make sense. Saturn is smaller than jupiter. So having a radius/diameter/volume equal to Saturn, would make it smaller than jupiter.

You're absolutely right! If EBLM J0555-57Ab has a size similar to Saturn, it would technically be smaller than Jupiter in volume. Thanks for catching that!

Stephenson 2-18, with a radius of 2,150 times the Sun, is the largest known star, surpassing UY Scuti's 1,700 solar radii.

Yeah you were right "The largest star we know of might not be the largest in the universe. The unknown is vast!"

@@Emadreza-zamani Dark matter makes up 80-85% of all matter, but only 20-25% of the total energy density of the universe, with dark energy dominating at ~70%.

Haha, I get it-it’s wild, but the universe is a big place!

@@SUHAASCHOUDARYMALLAVARAPU And 9500 light years away is close enough. Also, since stars much smaller become black holes after they supernova, no way this one will be anything but a black hole.

"Exactly! At 9,500 light-years, it's close, and with its massive size, a black hole is inevitable after the supernova."

What is a GRAVASTAR

A gravastar is a theoretical alternative to black holes, consisting of a dark energy core and a dense shell, avoiding singularity and event horizon.

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