Birth of a Star (physics project)

[unidunivplanetal]

thank you so much for the information...I enjoyed listening to your video..its great.

[unidunivplanetal]

I enjoyed the video. I love the music through out the end.. can you tell me the name of the song and the producer please..

thanks for the presentation.

[gekosk8]

@unidunivplanetal It's on the end credits. Vangelis (artist) and the song is Space Time Continuum.

[rachelluvzalex]

Why can't we just say the doctor did it. And it is all timey wimey stuff and get on with life????...

[Sathishgusto1]

a star is formed by the clumping of interstellar dust and gases due to gravity,when density increases heat also increases and after a few hudred thousand years[depends on the mass] temperature rises to 10 million kelvin which is suitable for nuclear fusion and hydrogen fuses into helium which liberates huge amount of energy which supplies the star,energy and the stars attain maturity and live a adult life of 10 billion years in case of our SUN and after this period the star dies by a supernova..

[gimpy08]

things can be bright and not be on fire.. just sayin

[KulakxFilms]

i dont know, i dont think thier is any supporting evidence to prove the birth of stars, unfortuneatly :(, this is to big of a theory

[gekosk8]

well, they have to begin to exist somehow, most popular theory is the law of attraction(not the one that is being sold on the net, the physics one), debris gets pulled to one another, pressure creates a sort of planet, comet hits, planet starts to burn, and due to it's mass, it consumes itself very slowly, thus, becomenig a sun(over simplified explanation)

[ShalomYal]

@gekosk8 Please look again - it is all about H and He gas clouds collapsing to create great pressures and heat which starts fusion of H into He and then He into C and so on

[rehzon]

@ShalomYal

But gas clouds in space don't clump together they constantly expands.

Having barely any density and no gravitational power, hydrogen and

helium atoms wouldn't come together to collapse, and couldn't

build pressure in the friction-less space.

[ShalomYal]

@rehzon Show me the data!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sorry But the world's great astronomers disagree with you

[rehzon]

@ShalomYal

Well they wouldn't want to lose their friends and funding.

They've come up with a theory that can't be proven though.

[rehzon]

@gekosk8

Debris pulled together is one thing, but sculpting a planet..I don't by it.

And since there are billions of stars..there must have been a lot of

comets :)

[ShalomYal]

@KulakxFilms  There are lots of data to support the theory of star formation. We have observed it and are watching it now

[rehzon]

@KulakxFilms

Correct.

[NLterror6000]

@KulakxFilms There is proof, google it.

[wd40dry]

I love this video even if I can't read the writing. Bless you for creating such a beautiful treat for us. It is fabulous and so are you, sweetie. xoxo

[gekosk8]

i've added annotations that translate intro english, enjoy

[Shachah223]

This is Latin not Romanian.

[gekosk8]

it's romanian...i'm romanian, don't you think i know my own language?

[iphonerokz]

umm do you know what it says in the beggining im curios if you can tell me thank you

[gekosk8]

added annotations that translate

[Shachah223]

I cannot believe it! It looks so Latin! Well, my ignorance sure shines through my comment! It just looks like Latin! I know, Romanian is a Latin based language but goodness!

[gekosk8]

calm down, no one's holding a gun to your head, i was just correcting your first comment

[Shachah223]

I understand, I'm dramatic.

[LeiMagnus]

I love this. What's the music called please?

[LeiMagnus]

sorry - I'm an idiot lol =P

[connorbert]

this is sweet movie

[shadowplay1991]

cool video helped me to get a visual aid for my exam on wednesday (:

[gekosk8]

glad it helped you:)