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Absolute rubbish

Really good graphics & animations. Good work.

We need a vid about the history of electron orbits & orbitals

Lead is the densest stable element? Is Gold not stable, and what about Osmium?

So informative and very nicely written, narrated and explained. I loved it! 👍👍👍

I learned a lot in the first 3 minutes

Grey goo theory.

I think I've seen this once, welp, not complaining though

So what do you get when you take a Planck mass and compress it to the Planck density while raising it to the Planck temperature? Some units would cancel I think, but I'm too old for the math at this point so I am left with guessing. Maybe what you get is a Boltzman brain?

Would the magnetic field lines actually be visible from a relatively close distance, like in the graphic?

Maybe there's a shell of protons outside the neutrons because proteins are heavier? So the neutrons 'float' on top of the protons. Because gravity is indistinguishable from acceleration. So it's like a sea on the inside of the star

so much better without the background music. truly appreciate your craft and the way in which you describe the universe. welcome back!

Jokes on science I am already strange as hell and am immune 🎉🎉🎉

I really enjoy these videos, but I firmly believe that they'd be better without the background music.

I've just discovered your channel. I love the short and comprehensive format ☺️💕

I believe Einstein was wrong. Dewey Larson's Reciprocal System teaches that time is three dimensional and this is the real cause of the advance of the perihelion. The calculation is in my book, The Physics Rebellion.

Very interesting video. I learned a lot! Thanks

so its all pixels at the end, we are all living in a stop motion movie..

Great presentation.

Almost death itself, how are you scared of that, it is silly.

6:00 "However, it is believed they [relative observers] will always agree on the size of the planck length" This example is really misleading. You could have just as well said "they will always agree on the size of 1 meter". There's nothing special about planck length with lorentz contraction. The only reason your example is "technically correct" is because "the planck length" is a length, not an object.

many thanks for flavour vs colour info ❀ but especially for dyspraxic-friendly presentation for half spin ☆

This is all sci-fi that can't be proven but told to us as if its facts

am assuming gravity splits from unified force first because 'big bang' kicked its butt, and your explanation for weak force and electromagnetism remaining an electroweak interaction for the given length of time totally makes sense, but why isn't strong force the most resistant to expansion? ...after asking google 101 related questions, i finally found out that people working on grand unification theory believe electroweak interaction split from strong nuclear force, not the other way round nb: if a singularity (initial or otherwise) simultaneously has mass but no space/time, it must be utterly unstable ~ for primeval atom to exist, something has to stabilize that otherwise contradictory stuff & something has to give it room... maybe dark matter, said to be as old as the universe, is both created by the interactions of such unstable stuff, & is what allows it to become stable ...albeit briefly; dark energy may have been nature's response to a too-cramped 'stability', hence the 'big bang' (& coalescence being enough to trigger a second bout of dark expansion ?) a unified theory would then need to include space/time and electroweak interaction, and the ensuing dark matter, gravity, and strong nuclear force, plus the resultant dark energy if it wants to explain both the big bang and the expanding universe i think 😉 (yay or nay, we're gonna need to grab us a bit of s/t !)

nice graphics by the way. the stars look really cool.

Am I strange?

Don't let magnetto whach this

How very wonderful, complex, and unexplainable the universe is. You just know everything we know about neutron stars and magnetars is but a fraction of a percent of all there is to know about them.

love that people in poor town get to clear their debts ...& that the hotel manager not only lost deposit (which wasn't his yet anyway) but also the money from previous guest (who obviously can't be asked to pay twice!) ☆ ...serves him right! & the god paradox ☆ ...very helpful :)

liked explanation for pinocchio effect ✓ & clumsy kids ✓ but hated image used for body homunculus X

I have soul ties to Epsilon Eridania and this was the most amazing video ever! 😊

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Ah yes, the purr of stars 🐱

It is funny to consider our learning curve… as we career at speed towards extinction we see that we simply not capable of enough cooperation to deal with the issue in time! Thus we no better than chimp, or bird or worm - in fact, it turn out - a whole lot worse… oh dear 😢

It wasn't easy tho, the struggle's real.I got cured with Diet tips & Alternative medicine for Bad breath smell from stomach & Tonsillitis at DrOhanon🍀🍀

Merge together is redundant, but still an excellent presentation.

M types are Stars that fuse Hydrogen (aka not a brown dwarf)

I thought that quarks and neutrinos had no size since they are elementary particles.

Magnetars are the most tasty stars to eat

What is the magnetic stripe on your credit card

What do you call fortunate charm quarks? :)

Does the force of gravity equal to the amount of mass loss during the supernova phase lessen?

Giant MRI machine

If gold on earth come from neutron star,and strange matter is inside neutron star,why strange matter didnt convert all of those gold into strange matter?

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Zero evidence, only fake animations.

There aren't any proton stars, but there are neutron stars. 2/3 of the quarks in a neutron star are down quarks. Does that make the down quark special as regards gravity ?

My favorite super-niche subset of science fiction involves alien live evolving on/in neutron stars, it makes me wonder if complex nuclear chemistry is possible with the unusual matter found there. My favorite stories from this niche are "Dragon's Egg" and "Xeelee: Flux." "Dragon's Egg" follows microscopic (yet sapient, thanks to their incredible density) alien organisms dwelling on a neutron star's surface as they make contact with human scientists in orbit. Meanwhile, "Xeelee: Flux" is told from the perspective of microscopic posthumans engineered to live within the mantle of their neutron star. Highly recommended.

Magnetar sounds like a female Magneto