This reminds me of the red hyper giant Beteigeuze, they say that it moves around like a water baloon ; that is a sign that it will collapse into a black hole in a matter of tens of thousand of years ,leting out a gamma ray beam strong enough to effect earths Ecosystem but since it is rotating the opposite direction that are solar system is it won't effect us.
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if the sun gets bigger wouldnt we just have a longet time to go around it not necessarially get consumed by it. wouldnt we just have a different path around its gravitation? i think we would get pushed out instead of us staying in the same spot of the old gravitation and become consumed.
wow. Didn't think that could happen... So if that happened then our sun commited suicide wouldn't our planet turn into a comet cause its race through space..
MaiL0MaN3 > The fate of the Sun is to become a white-dwarf. Its mass will be a little less than it is now, and it will only be the size of the Earth, but its gravity will still be strong enough for all planets to continue to orbit around it.
If the mass is the same, the size of the Sun has no effect on its gravitation. But you are right to say that as the Sun gets bigger, the orbit of the planets will move further out.
This is because the Sun is always losing mass, so its gravity is slowly dwindling. Some theories say that by the time it is a red-giant the Earth will be a "safe" distance as not to be consumed by it.
Yes, this is supposed to simulate a red giant over a process of several months. Unfortunately I am unable to find the original source for this one, but check Google for "red giant super computer simulation" for a bunch of similar videos.
Yep, our sun is more stable!
Red giants and supergiants are not. :P
jongeduard 2 years ago
Damn!
FierceGodLink 3 years ago
huh
mwirakarn 3 years ago
any more videos like this? please please send me links
MikeyRGuitar 3 years ago
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sim5191 3 years ago
well yes theya re unstable but not in this way xd they are unstable from the inside from outside they look just as stable as our sun xD
killer1302 2 years ago
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urbanhaskovo 3 years ago
This reminds me of the red hyper giant Beteigeuze, they say that it moves around like a water baloon ; that is a sign that it will collapse into a black hole in a matter of tens of thousand of years ,leting out a gamma ray beam strong enough to effect earths Ecosystem but since it is rotating the opposite direction that are solar system is it won't effect us.
firefrog101 3 years ago 3
Beteigeuze is 430 ly away.
It won't affect us, even if it wanted to.
It can dance, yell and what ever.
Only be scared of objects within 100 to 150 ly, something like Sirius (that within 8 LY ;D )
JheakrynaKyAlur 3 years ago 2
actually a professor showed this to me and my class, he said something like this took 6 months to simulate, if i remember correct.
killabilla 3 years ago
Huh?
Tachin1994 3 years ago
Is this a water balloon being shined on with a light?
yupko 4 years ago
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xudog 4 years ago
this video stinks
klreeveswms 4 years ago
Scratch-and-sniff o-vision?
Ursacke 4 years ago
o_O?
Tachin1994 4 years ago
if the sun gets bigger wouldnt we just have a longet time to go around it not necessarially get consumed by it. wouldnt we just have a different path around its gravitation? i think we would get pushed out instead of us staying in the same spot of the old gravitation and become consumed.
SRZsmack 4 years ago
wow. Didn't think that could happen... So if that happened then our sun commited suicide wouldn't our planet turn into a comet cause its race through space..
MaiL0MaN3 4 years ago
MaiL0MaN3 > The fate of the Sun is to become a white-dwarf. Its mass will be a little less than it is now, and it will only be the size of the Earth, but its gravity will still be strong enough for all planets to continue to orbit around it.
Ursacke 4 years ago
If the mass is the same, the size of the Sun has no effect on its gravitation. But you are right to say that as the Sun gets bigger, the orbit of the planets will move further out.
This is because the Sun is always losing mass, so its gravity is slowly dwindling. Some theories say that by the time it is a red-giant the Earth will be a "safe" distance as not to be consumed by it.
Ursacke 4 years ago
ursacke is right but srz what you say is bullcrap its not like a bigger object couses a wider orbit
killer1302 2 years ago
Isn't that The Intruder from Toonami
MaiL0MaN 4 years ago
damm
GTA4masta 4 years ago
damn
JeefCakes 4 years ago
damn all this damnation
Fabio11234 4 years ago
damn
SGT4EVA 4 years ago
whats it about? is that what a red giant looks like? and does?
orichic 4 years ago
Yes, this is supposed to simulate a red giant over a process of several months. Unfortunately I am unable to find the original source for this one, but check Google for "red giant super computer simulation" for a bunch of similar videos.
Ursacke 4 years ago
DAMN
swirkass 4 years ago
damn indeed!
rayden885 4 years ago
Damn!
gtaboy111 5 years ago
damn
Biermann13 5 years ago