If it goes supernova today, humans wouldn’t know it for another 642.5 years from today. If we see this light show, then it went supernova 642.5 years ago. Everything we see in space is literally looking at the past. It’s mind blowing.
If we put a giant mirror pointed to earth 50 light years away from us, with the mirror we can see what happened in 100 years ago. A super telescope 65 million light years away from Earth can see the dinossaur's extinction. They will need to wait 65 million years to see the actual era.
yeah people suck but then most people wouldnt care of a childs interest in the stars, so it becomes a half dead dream until that kid grows up and has the money to go to dark rural skies
@@shivekagrawal4412 umm I know it's right 🙄🙄 yet you resort to patronising me so I'll do the same. Its called LIGHT POLLUTION because it POLLUTES your ablity to see the sky. Your eyes are limited and unless you have next to know light in your city you won't see it.
A new paper came out suggesting the Star is in its carbon fusing stage which could be only decades before it goes bang. In all reality it could have already exploded seeing its 600 light years away. The light just hasn’t reached us yet.
@@RottenProfitsNo. Not for Betelgeuse anyway. Eta Carinae is our only real hope, and Antares could supernova. Betelgeuse will probably take another 1M years
I have once in my life seen venus just before dawn, it was abnormally big for a star/planet. I couldn't believe my eyes. It's a rare phenomenon and very few people have seen it.
i have seen it meny times when i'm living in my grandmom's house(kind a rural area). it's shining beautifully early in the morning. not sure it's rare. if we know where to look. sure its a unique experiance. some people call it morning star.
@supunrathnayake-tv4od I'm an amature astronomer and have been following venus rise and falls since decade. I know it's bright anyway compared to all the other stars and planets. But just this one day i saw it in the morning and it was actually abnormally big and bright, almost felt like a second smaller sized moon. That's why I called it a rare phenomenon.
@faizanahmed8561 I have too. All I'm saying is that rarely venus can be abnormally big and bright after years on just 1 day and you have to be lucky to see it that day. One day i saw it that big and i was speechless.
A red giant isn't a dead star, it's a star on its last legs. Betelguese is currently a red giant (from what we see on Earth that is). The sun will die after its red giant phase, but it won't go supernova as it doesn't have sufficient mass to do so. Instead it will simply shed its outer layer into a nebula and leave behind its core, a white dwarf star. The white dwarf is then thought to undergo a gradual loss in energy over a very long period of time until it stops emitting heat and light entirely. That's the star's death in theory and in this phase its referred to as a black dwarf, which is the empty lifeless husk that was once the core remnant of the original star.
About a year so you wouldn't miss it and it would be visible during the day as well. Afterwards it will likely become a neutron star, which is essentially the remnant core of the original star.
It would be neat to have a bunch of mirrors focus as much of its light at night as possible onto a solar pannel and charge up a small battery. Then you can say most of it charge came from betelgeuse at over 600 light years away....
That is so wrong if we see the light it means it happened 642 years ago and we are just now finding out about it. But no worry about that .I asked Ai yesterday if Betelgeuse would go nova this year and the answer was No it could take decades or maybe even longer but definitely not this year and it included sources for that information . Certain people are just using it for click bait.
Isn't Betelgeuse a bright red supergaint star When Betelgeuse goes supernova it either be black hole or a neutron star most probably a neutron star I say
I don’t believe in all that “we wouldn’t see it for 600 years crap”. Something just tells me that’s not correct. But anyway, Wezen is going to blow up before Betelgeuse and it’s huge!
It's over 600 light years away from us. That means it takes light from it over 600 years to reach us. So even if you saw it going nova that light reaching your eyes left Betelgeuse over 600 years ago.
_If_ it goes supernova. Explosion is more likely than implosion but both are possible. First, there's quite a large error bar on how far away it is, meaning that the mass is relatively uncertain. Also, while mass is the most important factor, there are other factors determining whether it explodes or implodes and it's in a range where explosion is more likely, but implosion is still possible. So, it might wink out.
Just like the Earth's magnetosphere protects us from ionizing radiation from the sun that would fry us pretty fast, the sun also had a magnetosphere covering the solar system. It would do pretty well to protect us from the most harmful radiation
12 stars above Virgos head Clothed in the sun Jupiter in her womb 12-16-16 to 9-23-17 42 weeks a 9 month pregnancy Moon at her feet She gave birth to a male child that will rule with an iron scepter Revelation 12
It would. Animals use the moon for navigation. It would definitely cause confusion in the animal kingdom. Also the radiation will affect the ozone layer. It won't cause an extinction event but the planet may get warmer.
Watch a long video (Betelgeuse Is Dying Before Our Eyes): czcams.com/video/2Na72eehQMQ/video.html
Betelgeuse was dimming and it’s gonna reach to us in 100,000 years
Hiiiiii
If it goes supernova today, humans wouldn’t know it for another 642.5 years from today. If we see this light show, then it went supernova 642.5 years ago. Everything we see in space is literally looking at the past. It’s mind blowing.
😍
I hope it happened 642.5 years ago so i can see it
@@notirus101 yeah
If we put a giant mirror pointed to earth 50 light years away from us, with the mirror we can see what happened in 100 years ago. A super telescope 65 million light years away from Earth can see the dinossaur's extinction. They will need to wait 65 million years to see the actual era.
@@biutubestubes7591 I uhh think that's true...
Light pollution has just killed our ability to view the stars in their amazingness.
More or less.
yeah people suck but then most people wouldnt care of a childs interest in the stars, so it becomes a half dead dream until that kid grows up and has the money to go to dark rural skies
Umm that's right but it will be brighter than moon so we should be able to see it in cities too right
@@shivekagrawal4412 umm I know it's right 🙄🙄 yet you resort to patronising me so I'll do the same. Its called LIGHT POLLUTION because it POLLUTES your ablity to see the sky. Your eyes are limited and unless you have next to know light in your city you won't see it.
@@shivekagrawal4412 that is not related to the issue of light pollution...
It’s one of my current favorite things to look at in the night’s sky I can not imagine when this day comes🤩
❤️😍
You'll be dead
Sirius: I’m the brightest star in the sky
Betelgeuse: “Trigger the final gate”
A new paper came out suggesting the Star is in its carbon fusing stage which could be only decades before it goes bang. In all reality it could have already exploded seeing its 600 light years away. The light just hasn’t reached us yet.
Wow it is brighter than my future
😂😂
Lord let it shine
It will last just for months or just a few years until it will totally gone forever
It would look just like the christmas star
Would love to see this in my lifetime
Rest in peace, little red soldier 😢
Imagine a Supernova eclipse.
Yes, crazy
I hope this happens soon! It will be awesomeee
You wouldn’t see it for over 600 year time
@@sparkie920 oh… 😂
@@sparkie920 how do you known it didn't go off yet, perhaps it did 640 years ago
Its probably likely that it already has... we just wont know until the light reaches us...
@@RottenProfitsNo. Not for Betelgeuse anyway. Eta Carinae is our only real hope, and Antares could supernova. Betelgeuse will probably take another 1M years
Cloud ☁️ is laughing in the corner of sky.😅😅😅
“When Betelgeuse is blue instead of red”…
I have once in my life seen venus just before dawn, it was abnormally big for a star/planet. I couldn't believe my eyes. It's a rare phenomenon and very few people have seen it.
i have seen it meny times when i'm living in my grandmom's house(kind a rural area). it's shining beautifully early in the morning. not sure it's rare. if we know where to look. sure its a unique experiance. some people call it morning star.
@supunrathnayake-tv4od I'm an amature astronomer and have been following venus rise and falls since decade. I know it's bright anyway compared to all the other stars and planets. But just this one day i saw it in the morning and it was actually abnormally big and bright, almost felt like a second smaller sized moon. That's why I called it a rare phenomenon.
Its rare? I have seen all the planets and their details expect neptune and uranus
Including saturns rings
Jupiter
And a literal asteroid
@faizanahmed8561 I have too. All I'm saying is that rarely venus can be abnormally big and bright after years on just 1 day and you have to be lucky to see it that day. One day i saw it that big and i was speechless.
@@Austingrey789 yeah, that is true
I wear my sunglasses at night.
So I can, so I can.
Would it be blue? Asking for a friend.
how did you get such a good edit 😊
I wonder if that light would be bright enough to affect our plant life on earth
mind blowing
Very informative.
Just 500 more years
It's 600 light years away
New moon called Rigel
Jesus Christ...@ Bethlehem...
Was that NMC- 000
I saw this in my dreams twic3
My guy respects Beetle Juice
And which super nova is this ?
Ill fly home where there is no light pollution
It wouldn't reach us when it explodes
Tra 600 anni vedremo la luce di questa super gigante rossa Betelgeuse che si è trasformata in una supernova. Ciao da Max 👍🤩🤣
Unfortunately it might not happen within my lifetime
Zec 14:7 En dit sal ‘n enige dag wees wat aan die HERE bekend is-geen dag en geen nag nie; maar teen die aand sal dit lig word.
We can see this in day? Imagine see a supernova with the sun. It's like a binary system.
Thankfully our sun will never go supernova, when it dies it will become a red giant
@@yesitssarahbby17 but will destroy the Earth anyways
@@biutubestubes7591 but the one we see asks if we can see it in the sky full day
A red giant isn't a dead star, it's a star on its last legs. Betelguese is currently a red giant (from what we see on Earth that is). The sun will die after its red giant phase, but it won't go supernova as it doesn't have sufficient mass to do so. Instead it will simply shed its outer layer into a nebula and leave behind its core, a white dwarf star. The white dwarf is then thought to undergo a gradual loss in energy over a very long period of time until it stops emitting heat and light entirely. That's the star's death in theory and in this phase its referred to as a black dwarf, which is the empty lifeless husk that was once the core remnant of the original star.
Is there a chance will it happen in our lifetime
Maybe.
The question is : When ?
Will this happen in our lifetimes?
For how long it will shine like this??
About a year so you wouldn't miss it and it would be visible during the day as well. Afterwards it will likely become a neutron star, which is essentially the remnant core of the original star.
It would be neat to have a bunch of mirrors focus as much of its light at night as possible onto a solar pannel and charge up a small battery. Then you can say most of it charge came from betelgeuse at over 600 light years away....
I’m so glad we not near tho or we would be dead when it goes super nova
Blue😨
how long could it last?
Weeks or months.
Pulsar moment
😄😄
I feel like Sirius could also as well.
that music sound like a street cleaner
Qhen will this happen
Anytime from now to 100,000 years in the future.
That is so wrong if we see the light it means it happened 642 years ago and we are just now finding out about it. But no worry about that .I asked Ai yesterday if Betelgeuse would go nova this year and the answer was No it could take decades or maybe even longer but definitely not this year and it included sources for that information . Certain people are just using it for click bait.
i hope it already happened 642.5 years ago so we see it in our lifetime
Já que vemos o passado de uma estrela, pode ser que já tenha explodido e só vamos vê o efeito daqui a alguns anos 😅😅😅😅
Dirty sprite
blink and pulsate ?
I think so after some more decades
Isn't Betelgeuse a bright red supergaint star When Betelgeuse goes supernova it either be black hole or a neutron star most probably a neutron star I say
If it becomes a black hole then it will be the closest one to earth
That we know of
@@JWStreeterbro completed the sentence lol
@@shikharbhadauria954 wrong
@@ThermalSpacethe current closest black hole being 1400 light years away:
😮😮😮😮Is 642.75
We will know
get blue gear now
And finally , will it be a black hole ?
Maybe. But maybe a neutron star.
@@Cosmoknowledge thanks a lot
@@Cosmoknowledge NO NO NO NO NO
@@Cosmoknowledge IM LEAVIN EARTH
Neutron star most probably than black hole
🌍:'(
I imagine that one dangerous tribe that killed tourists on an island somewhere will think its some kind of a god watching over them
Half the planet is going to think this is their god giving them a sign. Lots of dangerous tribes and many are in our modernized nations.
Heyyyyy the last slide of the vid shows Taipei from Taiwan, my home city!🤩
#betelgeuse
Except it wouldn’t be blue it would be white and yellow
light travelling time left the chat
Beaucoup de gens vont mourrir
Death of a god
Old giant
Hopefully it will explode in the winter months.
That would be amazing.
I don’t believe in all that “we wouldn’t see it for 600 years crap”. Something just tells me that’s not correct. But anyway, Wezen is going to blow up before Betelgeuse and it’s huge!
😂
It's over 600 light years away from us. That means it takes light from it over 600 years to reach us. So even if you saw it going nova that light reaching your eyes left Betelgeuse over 600 years ago.
Basically it already went super nova we just haven't seen it yet
Du à la surpernovas
Reall? ¿
Bro there are gonna be so many alien reports💀
🤨
_If_ it goes supernova. Explosion is more likely than implosion but both are possible. First, there's quite a large error bar on how far away it is, meaning that the mass is relatively uncertain.
Also, while mass is the most important factor, there are other factors determining whether it explodes or implodes and it's in a range where explosion is more likely, but implosion is still possible.
So, it might wink out.
The ones that wink out are insane...
Thanks for your feedback! ✌️
And how will that not effect us?
It's too far away.
Just like the Earth's magnetosphere protects us from ionizing radiation from the sun that would fry us pretty fast, the sun also had a magnetosphere covering the solar system. It would do pretty well to protect us from the most harmful radiation
Got the wrong colour shouldnt it be redish as beatelgurse is a orange star not blue
i think its funny how no one on the street cares at all in the vid
Are we close enough that radiation from this event could effect us at all?
No, it wouldn't affect us at all, it's so far away.
@@Cosmoknowledge Thanks.
It’s Beteigeuze, not Betelgeuse
#7lastwords
Ooh fĺăŕë
Oh waw.... religious people exagerating about jesus and god incoming.... 14 days of non-shutupness is gonna kill us all, we are doomed
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Price detonate it now !!!!
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Luke 21:28
It begins
You clearly never opened up a astrology book?
12 stars above Virgos head
Clothed in the sun Jupiter in her womb
12-16-16 to 9-23-17
42 weeks a 9 month pregnancy
Moon at her feet
She gave birth to a male child that will rule with an iron scepter
Revelation 12
Sagittarius 🏹 Ox
Nope
Fake
Of course, because it didn't happen. We are just anticipating on what would happen if it went supernova.
Ok
I wonder if that light would be bright enough to affect our plant life on earth
It would. Animals use the moon for navigation. It would definitely cause confusion in the animal kingdom. Also the radiation will affect the ozone layer. It won't cause an extinction event but the planet may get warmer.