I got you and a couple others mainly John Michael Gotye for my space news but you do a lot of different science along with space content. And you drop daily videos or close keep up the great work bro.
I find your work over all these years brought me so much education and information about space and generally about the universe... THANK YOU FOR YOUR WORK
I'm starting to get more and more interested about highly magnetic star like that from the video and BLAPs. They do seem to have quite a lot in common, exactly almost everything except for mass (the BLAPs are probably less massive than the sun).
Thank you for writing a useful title for your video instead of clickbait! Most TH-camrs would have written "Surprise! Scientists discover actual cause of magnetars", or the worst one: "You won't believe what magnetars are made of!" 😂
Anton, could you please have a show one day explaining where the magnetic field around a neutron star comes from. A magnetic field requires ions and electrons, if I recall. Are the neutrons decaying into protons and electrons?
The fact it's a rare star is somewhat defensible by the fact that magnetars aren't super common either and they are created even less often. IMHO 2 most interesting stellar objects are obviously black holes but also magnetars, so any research able to shed light on those is important and interesting.
Or from violent collisions between neutron stars themselves. Or a neutron star hitting another star, such as a white dwarf or even a star like our sun. Red dwarfs aren’t massive enough to turn a neutron star into a magnetar even when the red dwarf collides with the neutron star. So far kilonovae seems to be the only way we know about how magnetars actually form.
This will both be cool if it does get confirmed as how magnetars are made AND if it isn’t if it’s something wholly unique, I only wish we had a way to see all these things up close, thank you for all the great videos wonderful person!
Anton Petrov Is there any experiments, making super hot plasma- magnets? Using the element they can detect and hypothsise about... 50,000 kelvin is a little toasty 😳 Maybe 10,000 to 20,000 kelvin would be nice 😎. 🤔 you know if they finely get the fusion reactors to work, and know the makeup of the molacules needed, they can take advantage of the magnetar magnetism producing electricity directly from the reactor. As wall as ther initial ideas to extract power... Food for thought 💭 🤔
Scientists have made so mich discoveries in the last couple of years, this is crazy. Now they need to understand these objects and this will keep them busy for quite some time.
It would be cool if we found out that magnetar where population 3 stars Containing more helium then hydrogen collapsing into a magnetar really slowly though instead of the average supernova Don't think it would be that simple or even true but it would be cool that population three stars could still be around Just not as a normal star ⭐ anymore
@@PSwayBeatsAstrophysicists believe they have found an SNR from a population III star because it matches both the spectra and quantity of elements detected which are predicted by modeling population III stars' supetnovae.
Now I’m wondering is helium and matter in a vacuum like water and seeds in a singing bowl. Are the seeds polarising on the water or with in the water ? At the point of contact? or point of emergence ? in its point of contact 😢 I’m gunna need a bigger wet vac 😂
I may not have watched EVERY one of your videos, but I've been watching most of them since the days when the show used to be called "What Da Math" and you'd end every video by blowing up a planet in Universe Sandbox. Ah, those were the days.
I find it hard to find words that can accurately describe just how much I genuinely appreciate this channel and Anton's work on it. In my opinion, this is the undisputed king of science communication channels. The consistency and ease of which you can understand these topics are an actual blessing to anyone even moderately interested in any kind of science.
The main thing is he puts out way more. Most of the other (good) channels do like one video a week or month or w/e. Anton covers a lot of really interesting stuff going on in science that isn't a "major" thing but still pretty interesting.
This explanation makes sense because magnatars only really share strong magnetic fields with neutron stars and pulsars but don’t really share the rapid rotation speed. Also considering that the previous mechanism didn’t really explain enough.
Magnetars & Brown Dwarf are my favorites. Keep em coming Anton, you rock!!! It seems these are the lesser known types out there, and both being hard to detect. The Oort Cloud intrigues me even more, as we really can't detect anything out there but for the few hypothesized objects that come into our view because of orbit near our star.
@@reasonerenlightened2456 What about space|time and time|space relates to the application of math|magic, as it is understood in theory, but not in practice? The ```supreme narcissist``` used to be a good guy before he accepted that everyone is someone and lifted Uncle 💲am's miracle machine 🌈🌊 to prove there is no evil in 🧬.
I love that people are still replying to Magnetars. An added piece of knowledge We have discovered magnetars "coming back to life" after over a decade of being dormant. Also: a massive helium star on the verge of becoming a magnetar could be the missing link to how magnetars come to be. Peace ☮💜Love
Anton, my friend, you have absolutely no reason to be thanking us for watching your videos for the last few years!! I’m confident that I am speaking for the majority of us who have been watching your videos and deeply appreciate the information and knowledge that you so effectively breakdown into a language that is comprehensible to those of us who haven’t had the opportunity to learn scientific lingo. All thanks comes from us, your gratefully appreciative loyal listeners and supporters!! Thank you, for all you have shared with us!!
Hi Anton !! I would love to hear your Viewpoints, Opinions & any info you could provide to survivors of Chernobyl. I was in Podeldorf Germany when it went off and remained until that December 1986 before I could return home with my 4 year old Son. Thank you for your time & consideration Sir 😊
Thanks for the great videos, full of amazing information, carefully conveyed, with seemingly underappreciated nova-hot wit. I hope you get to keep doing this as long as you enjoy it.
honesly i could actully be one of those ppl how watched 90+ % of your videos! well since 2019 i def have watched every single one lmao! luv u anton thanks for ur incradeble work
I've been Marathoning your videos since 2018 and I still haven't watched them all! sloooooooow doooooown sirrrrrrrr.(I've finished all your playlists but your homepage is quite extensive compared to most TH-cam's. watching the dawn Mission videos now. excellent work!)
I would love to see some more of the data the scientists use to come to those conclusions. The visuals are really nice but the graphs make it more real for me
Does the extreme magnetic field result from the merger of two stars? Kind of makes sense, since angular momentum now is concentrated in one body, boosting the dynamo effect
Always thought of Black Holes as the cosmic horror type bad guy. It’ll destroy you and everything in its path, but not really on purpose. So powerful it’s just has zero F’s to give. Magnetars on the other hand, are the Mike Myers and Jason Vorhees of the universe. Much more in your face and personal. Each terrifying in their own ways.
i dont equate these immensely powerful cosmic entities w particularly villainous or diabolical archetypes, personally. not anymore than i do w stars or even planets to a lesser extent. these are all just givers of energy. we dont understand as much about these objects as we do about stars, but going by the model of a star, it can be an angry, old testament, destructive taker of life & bringer of suffering, or a source of warmth, life, & everything we know and enjoy about existence. but i feel that just as with stars, black holes and neutron stars could perhaps one day by some theoretical advanced civilization be viewed as nurturers, providers, powerful protectors, that which makes so many things possible that would otherwise be unfathomable. now i do tend to err towards a bit of a nihilistic aesthetic & oftentimes worldview, perhaps you are the same & that's why Cthulhian mind-melting pools of vast darkness & eternal incomprehensible terror, along with primal sadism & the fear / fascination w violence & death, and other twisted elements of existence, come to mind wen u think of big space thingies. i certainly wouln't knock u for it xD
Yes, the energy in these magnet fields are insane, 100 trillion Gauss is 10 billion Tesla. If the normal calculation rules is valid at these levels then as a rule of thumb 1 liter of magnetic field at 1 Tesla has an energy of 400 Joules, and it increases with the field squared. So at 10 billion Tesla it becomes 400*10^20 joules. If we only take one cubic centimeter (1/5 of a teaspoon) of this field we still have 4*10^19 joules. If we use Einsteins E=M*C^2 we can calculate the mass of this field as M = 4*10^19 / (3*10^8)^2 = 444 kg, so this field must be extremely massive. A typical nuclear power plant generates about 1 GW of electricity, so 10^9 Joules/second or 3.15*10^16 joules/year. It will thus require 4*10^19/(3.15*10^16) = 1268 reactors operating for one year to generate the energy in one cubic centimeter of such a field. If we relate this energy to TNT it is the equivalent of 9.5 GigaTons of TNT, thus about 190 times the Tsar-Bomba.
Only 95% of videos in the past several years. Following since the channel was still What the Math. Not all videos ever. Sorry. Can't claim #1 Fan. Haha. I am a Patreon supporter though!
Hi Anton and thanks for your efforts. ----------- Granted, lots of surprising new observations have taken place, but it all doesn´t matter as long as the cosmological science hold onto the contradicted, outdated, and mental constructs of "gravity" and all of its connected ”collisions, explosions, and dark this and that” all over in cosmos. “Magnetars” aren´t the origin results from stars. All stars are electromagnetically formed and governed and “magnetars” are just more charged. The video title: “Turns Out Magnetars Evolve From Exotic Stars Not Supernova” don´t really say anything as everything which goes beyond the standing “Standard Cosmology” formation theory is taken to be exotic, thus deserving specific new dark matter or energies. As all atoms and molecules, the entire Cosmic Web is electromagnetic, and all kinds of telescopes could never ever discover anything without this. This simple and universal logics is even exotic in the Standard Cosmology . . .
Ok... So, in a nutshell.... It appears magnetars may possibly develop when a large hot star... A star that originally formed from an environment of low hydrogen, heavy helium, and heavy in metals...with an already super magnetic field...goes supernova and goes neutron star. So. Magnetars are exotic neutron stars. Got it. Thank you.
What if this is only an intermediate stage for a rear star, but not too rare? Like it’s a normal part of the contraction process for stars of certain composition. Too much mass to compress into your typical white dwarf. And, not quite enough to form a neutron star. But while it’s contracting, it’s shedding a lot of electrons, especially in its deep core. Where as the out shell is closer to the type of degenerate matter typical of white dwarfs. And so for a time, the deep core soo much denser than the outer shell that it’s almost neutronium. The difference between the two creates these abnormally powerful magnetic fields, until such a time when the contraction stops and things balance out. At which point it will become, either a more typical, but low mass neutron star or ayour typical white dwarf.
Nah something this magnetic isnt gonna just balance out and it isnt nowhere near normal to form a typical white dwarf as it was said super strong field entraps even the solar wind no mass loss. as it runs out of fuel it will just start to collapse SLOWLY all the way becoming a weird white dwarf then a neutron star magnetar as its also way more massive then your typical neutron star and the field is permanent and only grows in strength as it gets smaller.
Hope the coverage of the main event is better... Why couldnt we see the first half of the track... isnt live meant to mean LIVE!! Always dissappointing to watch the enduro series too.
Another headscratch moment in astronomy. A question I've had for a long time is exemplified here - how DO stars pick up such strong magnetic fields? We know flow of charge causes magnetic fields, but is there another origin? And how is it some stars are magnetically limited while others clearly are highly magnetically 'gifted'? 3000 LY away means this star is still well within the galactic disk - what possible causes might there be for such a huge magnetic effect for this & other stars?
Anton, I would like to clarify that Magnestars are Electric Plasma Stars, not Neutron Stars with neutrons being electrically neutral. There is no doubt about it - what we are witnessing is the birth of a New Star, complete with its solar system and planets. This process is unfolding right before our very eyes and is nothing short of breathtaking.
I have indeed seen every video you ever have made, currently are making (bro, pit your pants back on) and all videos you have yet to make. I have seen the end of all things qnd I come to you from an alternative reality. Kinda lame. Still got TH-cam. Ours is weirder and premium is just stamdard
I would think scientists would’ve learned to say something like “we’ve only found one other similar star” instead of saying “only one other similar star in existence”. It’s as though they like being proven to be wrong at a later date.
The only upside of staying home sick, being among the first to be amazed by Anton.
Fckn agree
Feel better there buddy.
A true privilege!
Get well soon 😊
Get better soon, dude! 🖖😊
You are very welcome Anton, you're my go-to guy for science stuff!
I got you and a couple others mainly John Michael Gotye for my space news but you do a lot of different science along with space content. And you drop daily videos or close keep up the great work bro.
Scientist: publishes new paper "I can't wait for Anton to cover this"
I find your work over all these years brought me so much education and information about space and generally about the universe...
THANK YOU FOR YOUR WORK
I'm starting to get more and more interested about highly magnetic star like that from the video and BLAPs.
They do seem to have quite a lot in common, exactly almost everything except for mass (the BLAPs are probably less massive than the sun).
TY Anton for another attractive video! 🌟 🧲
I love that "at this point I think I'm making fun of myself." 😂
I would be more interested in HOW it is effecting space-time. Good stuff!!
Thank you for writing a useful title for your video instead of clickbait!
Most TH-camrs would have written "Surprise! Scientists discover actual cause of magnetars", or the worst one: "You won't believe what magnetars are made of!" 😂
Anton, could you please have a show one day explaining where the magnetic field around a neutron star comes from. A magnetic field requires ions and electrons, if I recall. Are the neutrons decaying into protons and electrons?
He is forbidden to mention this as astronomers deny the E F exists or has any effects S their pet theory that gravity is EVERYTHING would fall apart
The fact it's a rare star is somewhat defensible by the fact that magnetars aren't super common either and they are created even less often.
IMHO 2 most interesting stellar objects are obviously black holes but also magnetars, so any research able to shed light on those is important and interesting.
Or from violent collisions between neutron stars themselves.
Or a neutron star hitting another star, such as a white dwarf or even a star like our sun.
Red dwarfs aren’t massive enough to turn a neutron star into a magnetar even when the red dwarf collides with the neutron star.
So far kilonovae seems to be the only way we know about how magnetars actually form.
It would make sense that magnetars come from a very rare type of star given we have discovered so few megnetars (the number is in the tens).
Thank-you, Anton.
A completely different type of stellar evolution!
Good job with this title not being click bait designed :)
A possible 2 solar-mass star with a Wolf-Rayet spectrum and a main sequence (i.e. hydrogen fusing) luminosity class??
This will both be cool if it does get confirmed as how magnetars are made AND if it isn’t if it’s something wholly unique, I only wish we had a way to see all these things up close, thank you for all the great videos wonderful person!
I’ve watched EVERY video since what da math
Extreme objects will require extremely unique circumstances.
We are so lucky to be alive at this moment in astronomy. James Webb, Orion, Space X, Gia.........the list goes on and on. Much, much more to come!
Anton Petrov
Is there any experiments, making super hot plasma- magnets? Using the element they can detect and hypothsise about...
50,000 kelvin is a little toasty 😳
Maybe 10,000 to 20,000 kelvin would be nice 😎.
🤔 you know if they finely get the fusion reactors to work, and know the makeup of the molacules needed, they can take advantage of the magnetar magnetism producing electricity directly from the reactor. As wall as ther initial ideas to extract power...
Food for thought 💭
🤔
I think I did watch all his videos I fall asleep to them while learning lol
Scientists have made so mich discoveries in the last couple of years, this is crazy. Now they need to understand these objects and this will keep them busy for quite some time.
Hi.. I am surprised you didn't make a video on Chandrayaan-3 😢
Anton! Anton! Anton! 🎊 🎉 🍻
This and pbs space time i don't miss an episode
You should start giving the Sigma levels of these papers cause some of them seem like a LSD trip.
It would be cool if we found out that magnetar where population 3 stars
Containing more helium then hydrogen collapsing into a magnetar really slowly though instead of the average supernova
Don't think it would be that simple or even true but it would be cool that population three stars could still be around
Just not as a normal
star ⭐ anymore
I just really want them to find a population three-star some how
@@PSwayBeatsAstrophysicists believe they have found an SNR from a population III star because it matches both the spectra and quantity of elements detected which are predicted by modeling population III stars' supetnovae.
could helium rich stars become magnetars because helium under pressure turn into a super fluid despite the high temperatures?
Why would there be so many more magnetars than their precursors
perhaps because this stage of stellar evolution doesn’t last very long
Now I’m wondering is helium and matter in a vacuum like water and seeds in a singing bowl. Are the seeds polarising on the water or with in the water ? At the point of contact? or point of emergence ? in its point of contact 😢 I’m gunna need a bigger wet vac 😂
I bet that thing its a very powerfull alien weapon... :P😂
heh. the more you know
I don't understand how we can remotely measure the magnetic field of a star when we have to send a probe to measure Jupiter's
Hole..
I hope im not in a simulation
The magnistar is a be coming black hole
I did. I watched every single video. Many of them multiple times. Thank you for all your work, wonderful person!
I am amazed at the amount of reading you do to present us with all of this interesting observations and theories.
This is a very intelligent man. He probably has as much knowledge as all of us combined
these
Its his job. Dont get me wrong, I love his format, but its not rocket science.
@@42ZaphodB42 not rocket science, true. But it is a tremendous amount of reading and preparation. And he does it damn near every day.
He has a team.
I may not have watched EVERY one of your videos, but I've been watching most of them since the days when the show used to be called "What Da Math" and you'd end every video by blowing up a planet in Universe Sandbox. Ah, those were the days.
The days of Anton silly mode UWU
@@pisscvre69 "Oh no...looks like I blew up the Earth again. Oops."
Always appreciate your kindness and presentation. Thanks for being a positive force in this world, Anton.
While I haven't seen all of your videos, I have certainly watched a ton of them. Keep up the amazing and wholesome work Anton!
❤ Good evening wonderful Anton and followers. Enjoy the rest of the week.
I find it hard to find words that can accurately describe just how much I genuinely appreciate this channel and Anton's work on it. In my opinion, this is the undisputed king of science communication channels.
The consistency and ease of which you can understand these topics are an actual blessing to anyone even moderately interested in any kind of science.
Agreed, he is amongst the best for how succinct and well presented his videos are..
The main thing is he puts out way more. Most of the other (good) channels do like one video a week or month or w/e. Anton covers a lot of really interesting stuff going on in science that isn't a "major" thing but still pretty interesting.
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This explanation makes sense because magnatars only really share strong magnetic fields with neutron stars and pulsars but don’t really share the rapid rotation speed. Also considering that the previous mechanism didn’t really explain enough.
Funny thing is that I had seen research that showed a neutron star with both pulsar and magnetar behavior
Magnetars & Brown Dwarf are my favorites. Keep em coming Anton, you rock!!!
It seems these are the lesser known types out there, and both being hard to detect.
The Oort Cloud intrigues me even more, as we really can't detect anything out there but for the few hypothesized objects that come into our view because of orbit near our star.
How can a star collapse and still remain magnetic? Isn't the collapse shuffle things around inside the star?
@@reasonerenlightened2456 What about space|time and time|space relates to the application of math|magic, as it is understood in theory, but not in practice? The ```supreme narcissist``` used to be a good guy before he accepted that everyone is someone and lifted Uncle 💲am's miracle machine 🌈🌊 to prove there is no evil in 🧬.
Magnetars are my favorite too. And in our solar system Uranus is my favorite planet.
@reasonerenlightened2456 the collapse itself creates the magnetic force with how extreme the crush down of neutrons are
I love that people are still replying to Magnetars. An added piece of knowledge We have discovered magnetars "coming back to life" after over a decade of being dormant.
Also: a massive helium star on the verge of becoming a magnetar could be the missing link to how magnetars come to be. Peace ☮💜Love
With Magnetar's being rare and not common. I feel it lends more to the theory. This explains why they are not common, potentially at the least.
Someone get Insane Clown Posse on the phone ASAP
Thank you Anton your knowledge always makes us happy :)
Anton, my friend, you have absolutely no reason to be thanking us for watching your videos for the last few years!! I’m confident that I am speaking for the majority of us who have been watching your videos and deeply appreciate the information and knowledge that you so effectively breakdown into a language that is comprehensible to those of us who haven’t had the opportunity to learn scientific lingo. All thanks comes from us, your gratefully appreciative loyal listeners and supporters!! Thank you, for all you have shared with us!!
So well said! ❤❤❤
Hi Anton !! I would love to hear your Viewpoints, Opinions & any info you could provide to survivors of Chernobyl. I was in Podeldorf Germany when it went off and remained until that December 1986 before I could return home with my 4 year old Son. Thank you for your time & consideration Sir 😊
Thanks for the great videos, full of amazing information, carefully conveyed, with seemingly underappreciated nova-hot wit. I hope you get to keep doing this as long as you enjoy it.
honesly i could actully be one of those ppl how watched 90+ % of your videos! well since 2019 i def have watched every single one lmao! luv u anton thanks for ur incradeble work
Hello there, remember when he would play around in Universe Sandbox?
Anton, thank you. Your wonderful channel inspires me every time I watch. Well done, my friend. Well done.
Thank you. Your content is informative and well presented. Your efforts are appreciated.
I've been Marathoning your videos since 2018 and I still haven't watched them all! sloooooooow doooooown sirrrrrrrr.(I've finished all your playlists but your homepage is quite extensive compared to most TH-cam's. watching the dawn Mission videos now. excellent work!)
Scientist discover new type of star. The type A Petrov, super information dense and bright but very understandable, lets talk about it.
Don’t just leave me hanging! “Creates a tiny bit of matter”. I want details! It’s creating matter?!!
Hey. Show me a star that *isn't* exciting
Nope you can't do it
Thanks Anton
Perhaps there are multiple ways that magnetars could form, so long as the right combination of features is present??
I would love to see some more of the data the scientists use to come to those conclusions. The visuals are really nice but the graphs make it more real for me
Links to the papers referenced are in the description
Can this new discovery point to the sole explanation of magnetars?
Maybe the neutron star magnetar and this exotic star magnetar can coexist
Does the extreme magnetic field result from the merger of two stars? Kind of makes sense, since angular momentum now is concentrated in one body, boosting the dynamo effect
Have you read the bock Dragon's egg by Robert Forward?
8:37 Alright! Québec gets yet again some more recognition!
I love magnitars and pulsars!
100 trillion gauss... I think I'm ready for bed now. Thanks as always, Anton.
Do the molecules just stop moving in your body at that?
@@xostler Mind blown, frame of reference evaporated, the perfect condition to fade into a dreaming state.
I watched this show before bed every night for so many years I've lost count
black holes can definitely create matter around themselves. matter so dense we cant see it.😁😁
Anton, you are such a legend that the only person who can legitimately make fun of you is yourself 😂
Always thought of Black Holes as the cosmic horror type bad guy. It’ll destroy you and everything in its path, but not really on purpose. So powerful it’s just has zero F’s to give. Magnetars on the other hand, are the Mike Myers and Jason Vorhees of the universe. Much more in your face and personal. Each terrifying in their own ways.
i dont equate these immensely powerful cosmic entities w particularly villainous or diabolical archetypes, personally. not anymore than i do w stars or even planets to a lesser extent. these are all just givers of energy. we dont understand as much about these objects as we do about stars, but going by the model of a star, it can be an angry, old testament, destructive taker of life & bringer of suffering, or a source of warmth, life, & everything we know and enjoy about existence. but i feel that just as with stars, black holes and neutron stars could perhaps one day by some theoretical advanced civilization be viewed as nurturers, providers, powerful protectors, that which makes so many things possible that would otherwise be unfathomable. now i do tend to err towards a bit of a nihilistic aesthetic & oftentimes worldview, perhaps you are the same & that's why Cthulhian mind-melting pools of vast darkness & eternal incomprehensible terror, along with primal sadism & the fear / fascination w violence & death, and other twisted elements of existence, come to mind wen u think of big space thingies. i certainly wouln't knock u for it xD
Hi, i was under the impression that magnitar's were nutron star's with a higher iron content, can anyone enlighten me.
Maybe the Cheela live on this Dragon‘s egg 😊
Love your updates bro 🔥
Love videos about neutron stars😇
If it keeps shrinking will the star eventually become some kind of magnetized singularity?
No. The star's not massive enough to become a black hole. It might collapse into a magnetar which has about a 12 mile diameter.
Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. 👍🙂
0:01 well... Actually... Since 2019 I don't think I missed out a single vid 😅 like literally... I watched them all
I always love explanations like this. Makes me wonder why no one has thought about it before
I love your videos, thank you.
Yes, the energy in these magnet fields are insane, 100 trillion Gauss is 10 billion Tesla. If the normal calculation rules is valid at these levels then as a rule of thumb 1 liter of magnetic field at 1 Tesla has an energy of 400 Joules, and it increases with the field squared. So at 10 billion Tesla it becomes 400*10^20 joules. If we only take one cubic centimeter (1/5 of a teaspoon) of this field we still have 4*10^19 joules. If we use Einsteins E=M*C^2 we can calculate the mass of this field as M = 4*10^19 / (3*10^8)^2 = 444 kg, so this field must be extremely massive. A typical nuclear power plant generates about 1 GW of electricity, so 10^9 Joules/second or 3.15*10^16 joules/year. It will thus require 4*10^19/(3.15*10^16) = 1268 reactors operating for one year to generate the energy in one cubic centimeter of such a field.
If we relate this energy to TNT it is the equivalent of 9.5 GigaTons of TNT, thus about 190 times the Tsar-Bomba.
I remember what the math.
No video on India's historic Luna Landing on the South Pole of the Moon. 💁🏻♂️ Biased, much?
Magnetars are artificial. They are interdimensional power sources for advanced species . It’s first grade, SpongeBob.
So with powerful stellar winds but unusual chemical composition, HD45166 is something of a black sheep in Wolf-Rayet clothing :)
Neutron stars and Magnetars, quite exotic. Black holes? Meh, although the fact of time swapping for space "in" a black hole is somewhat disturbing.
Only 95% of videos in the past several years. Following since the channel was still What the Math. Not all videos ever. Sorry. Can't claim #1 Fan. Haha. I am a Patreon supporter though!
Hi Anton and thanks for your efforts.
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Granted, lots of surprising new observations have taken place, but it all doesn´t matter as long as the cosmological science hold onto the contradicted, outdated, and mental constructs of "gravity" and all of its connected ”collisions, explosions, and dark this and that” all over in cosmos.
“Magnetars” aren´t the origin results from stars. All stars are electromagnetically formed and governed and “magnetars” are just more charged.
The video title: “Turns Out Magnetars Evolve From Exotic Stars Not Supernova” don´t really say anything as everything which goes beyond the standing “Standard Cosmology” formation theory is taken to be exotic, thus deserving specific new dark matter or energies.
As all atoms and molecules, the entire Cosmic Web is electromagnetic, and all kinds of telescopes could never ever discover anything without this.
This simple and universal logics is even exotic in the Standard Cosmology . . .
Ok... So, in a nutshell....
It appears magnetars may possibly develop when a large hot star... A star that originally formed from an environment of low hydrogen, heavy helium, and heavy in metals...with an already super magnetic field...goes supernova and goes neutron star.
So. Magnetars are exotic neutron stars.
Got it. Thank you.
Everyone watching this look at whether you're still subscribed or not 😢!!!
What if this is only an intermediate stage for a rear star, but not too rare? Like it’s a normal part of the contraction process for stars of certain composition. Too much mass to compress into your typical white dwarf. And, not quite enough to form a neutron star. But while it’s contracting, it’s shedding a lot of electrons, especially in its deep core. Where as the out shell is closer to the type of degenerate matter typical of white dwarfs. And so for a time, the deep core soo much denser than the outer shell that it’s almost neutronium. The difference between the two creates these abnormally powerful magnetic fields, until such a time when the contraction stops and things balance out. At which point it will become, either a more typical, but low mass neutron star or ayour typical white dwarf.
Nah something this magnetic isnt gonna just balance out and it isnt nowhere near normal to form a typical white dwarf as it was said super strong field entraps even the solar wind no mass loss. as it runs out of fuel it will just start to collapse SLOWLY all the way becoming a weird white dwarf then a neutron star magnetar as its also way more massive then your typical neutron star and the field is permanent and only grows in strength as it gets smaller.
Hope the coverage of the main event is better... Why couldnt we see the first half of the track... isnt live meant to mean LIVE!! Always dissappointing to watch the enduro series too.
Stellar evolution of stars is one of my top most interesting topics I love to hear and read about.
Another headscratch moment in astronomy.
A question I've had for a long time is exemplified here - how DO stars pick up such strong magnetic fields? We know flow of charge causes magnetic fields, but is there another origin?
And how is it some stars are magnetically limited while others clearly are highly magnetically 'gifted'? 3000 LY away means this star is still well within the galactic disk - what possible causes might there be for such a huge magnetic effect for this & other stars?
Anton, I would like to clarify that Magnestars are Electric Plasma Stars, not Neutron Stars with neutrons being electrically neutral. There is no doubt about it - what we are witnessing is the birth of a New Star, complete with its solar system and planets. This process is unfolding right before our very eyes and is nothing short of breathtaking.
I have indeed seen every video you ever have made, currently are making (bro, pit your pants back on) and all videos you have yet to make. I have seen the end of all things qnd I come to you from an alternative reality.
Kinda lame. Still got TH-cam. Ours is weirder and premium is just stamdard
I would think scientists would’ve learned to say something like “we’ve only found one other similar star” instead of saying “only one other similar star in existence”. It’s as though they like being proven to be wrong at a later date.
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star was quite a discovery by Disney!