Star Collapse animation
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@wallcrawler50 not trying to be a butt, but there is no atmosphere in space, so no sound! you cant hear anything in space is what im trying to say! but i agree.... this video isn't complete without it!
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@MeowMrKitty no it could not. I'm interested to hear where you got that theory from as it goes against everthing I've ever read...
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@MeowMrKitty No you are incorrect. Only stars of a certain mass have the gravitational forces needed to create a super nova explosion. Our sun is not one of these stars. The critical mass for super nova is roughly 4 times that of the sun. Our sun will collapse into a white dwarf, and then fade away into a black dwarf over time.
When a super nova happens however, either a neutron star is left over, or if the star was massive enough, a black hole.
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@LutonIrish10 and the mass of a star doesnt have to be 4 times greater than our sun to become a black hole. our sun accually could become a black hole at the end of its life whenever that would be
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Um this is way wrong. Stars are made of gasses like heleum (srry about my spelling) and other gasses. when a star colapses it more comonly goes super nova and in a nutshell "explodes" there is no core ,or whatever that is, leftover
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no sound in space
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@LutonIrish10 Thats actually wrong. If a planet, by some strange unheard of means was forced down on it'self tightly enough and if it was made of heavy enough materials it would not form a star. A star's life begins from hydrogen fussion into helium. so unless there is hydrogen in the core it wouldn't become a star.
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Just as I reached my climax it shrunk
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I found it hard to masturbate to this, mainly because the lack of sound.
Where's the kaboom?!? There was supposed to be an earthshattering kaboom!!
wallcrawler50 3 years ago 34
no boom :(
guerrillaradio1 2 years ago 18