@WinVisten
Why doesn't the neutron star rip a tunnel through the red giant as it plunges its way in? I was originally going to ask why the neutron star wouldn't shred it, but then I remembered how huge a red supergiant is, that even a neutron star's extremely strong gravity probably wouldn't be able to shred one.
@borisbadaxe9678
Soft and chewy on the outside, hard and crunchy on the inside!
@ReflectiveLayerFilm
Black Hole animation was really cool.
@SeauxNOLALady
Emily Levesque did a great lecture on stellar evolution at the Perimeter Institute of Theoretical Physics on weird stars and it’s one of my absolute favorite lectures ever! I am so obsessed with astronomy and astrophysics but I regret not studying it in college, and instead studying Cell and Molecular Biology. I should have majored in physics or something related to astronomy… but thanks to YouTube I can still learn and enjoy all the developments and discoveries!
@APopov
Keep on doing these videos! One minor suggestion: at 0:42 mark it is a bit hard to understand cross-section of star because you used the same material for inner and outer parts of star.
@robbie8142
There is something in the way you speak which includes humility, patience, kindness and wonder. All those qualities talking about stuff I like equals a very happy listener. Thankyou soooo very much! 👻🚀
@Turboy65
Now imagine, what would happen if the internal neutron star were a magnetar?
@Resetium
Minor nitpick with the process of neutron creation: Aren't protons usually red in most atomic models, with neutrons being either gray or blue?
@jamesbanq3660
Gosh I love love love your channel,,,,,,, you got no idea. Thanks for following your heart
@meaningoftheunicorn
great video, never heard of this before
@pineapplepenumbra
Great video and comments.
@SimonUnsays
The star name is "HV 11417"
@jacplac97
So in a certain way, these objects are like little brothers of quasi-stars.
@CHarris1066
Nice video. Background music @ 3:20?
@ScienceP
I discovered your channel recently and I am addicted. Keep up your fantastic work!
@jebes909090
that red giant is trying to go ssj2
@tygerbyrn
Subbed! Thank you for the good learning. Looking forward to more videos. Ad astra pro terra.
@MarcelNL
You really have a huge teaspoon.... :-)
@bme1
Superb description and video 👍
@luckylmj