Imagine an event so subtle to detect that we need buildings shining a laser from point A to point B and carefully analizing their vibrations to detect that gravitational waves, something that was only done in 1974. Now imagine mathematically predicting such an event back in 1916 with only your head. He was truly a genius, and we probably won't ever see anyone like him again sadly.
I dont need a gold ring in the palm of my hand to have a piece of the universe when the palm of my hand IS a piece of the universe. We are all made of Star dust. Beautiful video.
Nope. Oxygen, to take one example, is not made in a star. Your hand is mostly earthly and space gas that were never in or from a star. Same for the hydrogen in the water composing 70% of your hand. That "Stardust Belief" is BS.
I wish the people making educational videos would stop using "... is just a theory." In this context the term hypothesis would be better, IMO. Theory, law, and hypothesis are commonly misunderstood terms by the public.
My thoughts exactly except, if heavy metals are only created by the collision of two neutron stars, instead of a nova or even a supernova, then gold would be a lot more rare than we previously thought it was. 🤔
@viswa3059 In a supernova, elements heavier than iron, including gold, can form through a process known as the r-process, or rapid neutron capture process. This occurs in the extremely high-energy environments of supernovae, where neutrons are abundant and can be rapidly captured by atomic nuclei, leading to the creation of heavier elements. So, while neutron star collisions are the primary source of gold in the universe, supernovae also contribute to the cosmic abundance of this precious metal, albeit to a lesser extent.
@@jackievanerelli2122 That was an old theory with no evidence to back it up. Supernova explosions results in s-process which creates elements such as copper and zinc but not r-process which creates gold and platinum
@viswa3059 So you're saying that zero gold is formed during a regular supernova?? I know it is nowhere near the amount of neutron stars, but there is still some. It's very well documented.
They say all the uranium on Earth was from a dozen nearby explosions that occurred just before or after the Earth formed (since it suffers radioactive decay it couldn't be much older). The former was part of the cloud that formed the sun and planets, and the latter was delivered to our solar system after it formed.
Everything that manifests into matter in Our 3D Universe, first required "Thought". This is defined by the "Universal Law of Attraction", which also defined how we each create our own reality experiences, through our: "Thoughts + Feelings X Beliefs" = Our Frequency = Our Reality ie: 💥 the Bang came 2nd
Theory: nuclear use isnt unique to our time, previous civilizations didnt use them for Killing each other but for experimentation and cosmology. The experimentation led to gamma/light activity at high speeds affecting the gravity of the stars causing the event. as above so below. Gold and other rare materials are a reminder against the destructive use of nuclear energy.
They didnt mention in the video but during the explosion the gold is scattered across the universe. Some think gold arrived to earth when a large meteor struck millions of years ago.
A “theory “ in science is not the same as a “theory “ in law, or other disciplines. A scientific theory is the highest and most complete explanation up to date about a specific phenomenon. You cannot top it, but you can disprove it
At 1:40 the video basically states the collision creates incredible gravitational pressures that push the atoms together. The protons & the electrons squeeze together, leaving the atoms almost entirely made of neutrons. Whaaaat? That's a pretty weak explanation of the transformation process. Gravity pushes the atoms' protons and electrons together leaving the atoms almost entirely made of neutrons? OK...But how? Is this the magic of alchemy that pressures protons & electrons together and VOILÀ! They transform into almost all neutrons...POOF! You have the 2nd most dense object in the Universe. Am I the only person who notices something missing in this explanation that leaves us coming up a little bit short? Color me confused.
More than 110 known elements so far, and now we,re gonna attempt to spin a big long pseudo scientific tale about one of them. Desperation has hit a new high!!!
After reading the published article about Damar Hamlin how can you believe anything on this site to be even close to the truth? I'm finished with this rag and it's editors.
There was much more time spent on flowery language than how actually the process works. Please try to be a little more science and a little less Hallmark channel. Sorry, but I realy want you to be "better"...
It's hard for a lot of us to hear critiques, but I don't think it was a negative one, but I do agree with you. I personally like more straight to the point with the Hallmark language taking a back seat to the facts
"Until recently, this was just a theory. But then, everything changed when the gravitational waves attacked."
*music queue*
LMAOO
Same. I got annoyed by that sentence
Imagine an event so subtle to detect that we need buildings shining a laser from point A to point B and carefully analizing their vibrations to detect that gravitational waves, something that was only done in 1974.
Now imagine mathematically predicting such an event back in 1916 with only your head. He was truly a genius, and we probably won't ever see anyone like him again sadly.
Beautifully done! As always.
RATIO (REEHEE)
I dont need a gold ring in the palm of my hand to have a piece of the universe when the palm of my hand IS a piece of the universe. We are all made of Star dust.
Beautiful video.
How much is your palm worth an Ounce ??
Nope. Oxygen, to take one example, is not made in a star. Your hand is mostly earthly and space gas that were never in or from a star. Same for the hydrogen in the water composing 70% of your hand. That "Stardust Belief" is BS.
Burnt up star dirt. Calm down _Dollar Tree Degrasse_
@@Death_by_NOLA LMAO. i like it. i'm keeping this title.
lol well we can’t but people 😂 so we buy gold
I love the colors in these animation explanations
This was presented well and to the point. Thanks.. 🙂
I wish the people making educational videos would stop using "... is just a theory." In this context the term hypothesis would be better, IMO. Theory, law, and hypothesis are commonly misunderstood terms by the public.
Pedantic
Proving the Anunaki story of gold is a fairy tail
My thoughts exactly except, if heavy metals are only created by the collision of two neutron stars, instead of a nova or even a supernova, then gold would be a lot more rare than we previously thought it was. 🤔
@@00ddub It might be a while till I can disprove that lol
Leprechauns, next question.
☘️ 😂
Gold is also formed in the supernovae of regular stars, not just neutron stars.
You're wrong
@viswa3059 In a supernova, elements heavier than iron, including gold, can form through a process known as the r-process, or rapid neutron capture process. This occurs in the extremely high-energy environments of supernovae, where neutrons are abundant and can be rapidly captured by atomic nuclei, leading to the creation of heavier elements.
So, while neutron star collisions are the primary source of gold in the universe, supernovae also contribute to the cosmic abundance of this precious metal, albeit to a lesser extent.
@@jackievanerelli2122
That was an old theory with no evidence to back it up. Supernova explosions results in s-process which creates elements such as copper and zinc but not r-process which creates gold and platinum
@viswa3059 So you're saying that zero gold is formed during a regular supernova?? I know it is nowhere near the amount of neutron stars, but there is still some. It's very well documented.
Did you even watch the video bub?? You think they wouldn't have mentioned it if what you wrote is correct??... 😂
Just great! Wonderful science done. Congratulations to Dr. Sanjana Curtis!
This is so beautiful!
And out goes the old theory of a dying star collapsing in on itself?
I guess so. I had always heard that it was that process as well but I guess not.
Yeah but how did gold and platinum end up on Earth? That neutron star collision happened light years away from Earth!!??
Think about time...
@@bbbenj Yeah, a long, long, looooonnnnggg time!!! A tad random!!
They say all the uranium on Earth was from a dozen nearby explosions that occurred just before or after the Earth formed (since it suffers radioactive decay it couldn't be much older). The former was part of the cloud that formed the sun and planets, and the latter was delivered to our solar system after it formed.
@@sandal_thong8631 why was your message deleted?
@@bbbenj It's still there. Sometimes comments are glitchy and don't show up unless you refresh or click on ^Replies or something.
So if we hit iron with nutorns, is it possible to create gold
Yes but it would take quite some time.
Everything that manifests into matter in Our 3D Universe, first required "Thought". This is defined by the "Universal Law of Attraction", which also defined how we each create our own reality experiences, through our:
"Thoughts + Feelings X Beliefs"
= Our Frequency
= Our Reality
ie: 💥 the Bang came 2nd
I don't know why videos with interesting topics play loud background noise. It is very difficult to hear the voice.
Theory: nuclear use isnt unique to our time, previous civilizations didnt use them for Killing each other but for experimentation and cosmology. The experimentation led to gamma/light activity at high speeds affecting the gravity of the stars causing the event. as above so below. Gold and other rare materials are a reminder against the destructive use of nuclear energy.
Not a theory but a conjecture. Without wide acceptance and evidence the proper term is conjecture. Great science fiction plot!
So how did gold get from a dense neutron star to a circle about my finger???
They didnt mention in the video but during the explosion the gold is scattered across the universe. Some think gold arrived to earth when a large meteor struck millions of years ago.
lol they dont have a clue. as in "scientists". they sit there and talk about it but they will never really know
Another video with no answer, the only hope seems to rest on the spacecraft expedition.
Question! We make all these conclusions from one event? As scientists, would you not want some "backup" material? Best of luck!
Scientists doesn't believe in God that created the universe so they come up their own
A “theory “ in science is not the same as a “theory “ in law, or other disciplines. A scientific theory is the highest and most complete explanation up to date about a specific phenomenon. You cannot top it, but you can disprove it
"The grand agents of nature are indestructible."
- James Prescott Joule, FRSE, FRS (1818 - 1889)
Gold Apparently didn’t come from this way either based on new evidence and observations
At 1:40 the video basically states the collision creates incredible gravitational pressures that push the atoms together. The protons & the electrons squeeze together, leaving the atoms almost entirely made of neutrons. Whaaaat? That's a pretty weak explanation of the transformation process. Gravity pushes the atoms' protons and electrons together leaving the atoms almost entirely made of neutrons? OK...But how? Is this the magic of alchemy that pressures protons & electrons together and VOILÀ! They transform into almost all neutrons...POOF! You have the 2nd most dense object in the Universe.
Am I the only person who notices something missing in this explanation that leaves us coming up a little bit short? Color me confused.
I have my suspicions.. a guy who has been known to say I luf goooooollllld!"
All the while wearing short shorts & roller skates. SMMFH
its so good for history big assignment horray
Cool!
I think people here on earth can make gold by there own study if they want
If gold is came from the universe. are you saying that there is a gold in another planet🤔
No, all the gold in the universe all flew to earth
Awesome,..
Super!
Thanks
More than 110 known elements so far, and now we,re gonna attempt to spin a big long pseudo scientific tale about one of them. Desperation has hit a new high!!!
Leprechauns
Maybe comets
Women are very smart. They like gold.
Space.
After reading the published article about Damar Hamlin how can you believe anything on this site to be even close to the truth? I'm finished with this rag and it's editors.
Noice!!
There was much more time spent on flowery language than how actually the process works. Please try to be a little more science and a little less Hallmark channel. Sorry, but I realy want you to be "better"...
@@exreal9864 He is obviously "self taught."
It's a 3 min video. The magazine probably has a more in depth article.
There's an article in the latest Scientific American you can peruse if you want more depth.
It's better than their usual "woke" stuff. But yeah, it's hard to learn anything from these videos.
It's hard for a lot of us to hear critiques, but I don't think it was a negative one, but I do agree with you. I personally like more straight to the point with the Hallmark language taking a back seat to the facts
The real answer where gold comes from,,, NO ONE KNOWS! Your guess is as good a their's
This is total BS
Skill issue
So no one knows
por cierto, la ciencia no se basa en teorías o cuentos, se basa en la empiricidad, mentirosos.