A Dying Giant 2,500,000,000 Times the Volume of the Sun

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[@TheCosmicGuy0111]

Very

[@xanthippeli]

I get it 💀

[@information365.]

nice topic

[@dotdashdotdash]

Thanks Kosmo

[@he_vysmoker]

Puntastic.

[@patrickmchargue7122]

Good walk-through of this star's evolution. Thank you.

[@baileypanama]

There’s no star evolution at all, they have never seen a star form, it’s all assumptions and speculations. This star is not dying at all, it’s the way God designed it to be and since science can’t explain how a star that Massive can expand and shrink like that, they want to make up stuff and say the star is dying when it’s not.

[@animalbird9436]

I hope you managed to get ye tongue back out.😱❤️😁

[@samsschool3639]

I am so glad you guys are making videos again

[@LoveatFirstHike]

It's insane that something can be so enormous. The Earth is literally microscopic next to it. Then we ourselves are like entire universes compared to the biological machines that make up our genetic material. And that genetic material is an entire universe next to subatomic particles... and this enormous star is microscopic next to the entire disc of our galaxy and.. *AHHHHH!!!*

[@poochiedaichell6646]

Madness I tell you lol

[@LoveatFirstHike]

@@poochiedaichell6646 seriously! 😂😅

[@isseabdirahmanweheliye9010]

And knowing despite how far spaces we can observe it will still be infinity times less then what is really out there 🤯

[@PrivateEyeYiYi]

I never worry about the scale of the universe. Sure there’s bigger and smaller stuff. But there’s nothing else like human intellect that we know of.

[@dancarpentieri7762]

That's what she said

[@darrellsaewhat50]

Just imagine millions and millions of years from now, if we don’t blow ourselves out of extinction. Our distant homosapien relatives whom succeeded in colonizing a nearby solar system, look up into the sky to study a dying star. That star would be non other than, a dying Sun (our current star).

[@nosuchthing8]

Or we could move the earth. Or populate pluto.

[@bryanbressem5026]

Sorry to burst your bubble but the human race will never reach even the closest galaxy from here, and nobody is coming here, distances are too vast for anything but pipe dreams, keep smoking, fools...

[@tristanholland6445]

We won't last 5 billion years.

[@hectorgrande8000]

We wouldn’t be homosapiens anymore. We will evolve into something unrecognizable by then.

[@TheOnlyKontrol]

Who’s to say it won’t be more recent

[@falconcarwash435]

Ace job on the visuals! Very pleasant to follow the audio along to them.

[@alexandrabyrd3875]

I love all the effort you put into your videos! It's amazing! Great job Kosmo! 💜

[@rbl4641]

This has the best solar simluations of being on the star that I have seen. Great job!!

[@ruperterskin2117]

Thanks for sharing.

[@TheLastStarfighter77]

Thanks Kosmo, I find hyper Giant's and similar Star's fascinating especially Stephenson 2-18 and UY Scuti, it's mind boggling just how much energy these Star's give of in their very short lifetime's. Thanks for another great video Kosmo 🪐

[@MYNAME_ABC]

Colliding giant black holes can give of more energy in 500milliseconds (in the form of grav. waves) than hyper giants in their total (short?) life of millions of years.

[@metalthrashingai2238]

The fact something so massive and menacing is so close to us scares me. I mean, the sun is literally a lighter compared to it.

[@yesitssarahbby17]

Idk why but 3:35 creeped me the hell out, it just looks so weird, i literally feel triggered 😂

[@Shaz416]

The universe never fails to amaze me and leave me absolutely speechless. #humbled

[@Android_Warrior]

(Isaiah 40:25, 26) 25 “To whom can you liken me to make me his equal?” says the Holy One. 26 “Lift up your eyes to heaven and see. Who has created these things? It is the One who brings out their army by number; He calls them all by name. Because of his vast dynamic energy and his awe-inspiring power, Not one of them is missing.

[@Jay-cn3js]

I like to believe Stars don't really die. Red dwarfs, Black dwarfs, Quasars, Neutron star, Magnatars, Black holes all continue on forever really.

[@quackbullgaming5599]

best channel ever i just hope you guys would upload these fantastic videos more often

[@koharumi1]

Haven't heard of this star before.

[@TwoBs]

Just wait until you learn about all the millions more out there that we’ve yet to discover/hear about.

[@animalbird9436]

You probably havnt heard ov the other trillion trillion stars either...or is your head the size ov one hahaha🤣🤣🤣

[@BeckBeckGo]

Heh ok. I’m not a geneticist. There are genes I’ve never heard of before. Weird.

[@janetoney4714]

Thank you Kosmo!

[@Nefertiti0403]

My daughter named her cat Cosmo

[@francenjensen608]

Billy Connolly once said our entire cosmos probably exists within a chair leg of another bigger universe.

[@cojaysea]

There is a theory that Earth and sun and galaxy and all the known universes are only a dust mote on some policeman's uniform in some gigantic superworld. Couldn't we be under some supermicroscope, right now?

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

Watching this star is astonishing

[@low-phas]

One of your best yet! Keep it up mate!

[@papantro792]

Amazing video! Red Giants are so satisfying for some reason

[@NoPulseForRussians]

Awesome, detailed post. As usual! Thanks for sharing. 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@balkrishanaggarwal584]

This is mind-boggling!!! Amazing!

[@chriz97]

Excellent graphics and talk.. 👏👏

[@adamant262]

Great video!

[@Tails_Trades]

What a beautiful universe we have 🌌

[@Rafaga777]

Great video. Thanks a lot for posting.

[@patricksullivan653]

Just makes my heart ache,beautiful.

[@dennistafeltennis1190]

A star that made us all. We are all made of Star dust.

[@IsraelSocial]

Omg graphics are insane! Great worki

[@capiecapie1]

Thanks

[@marcelosoutocamiou9363]

From Uruguay. thanks for another great video Kosmo

[@mightymicroworlds4566]

Man someone needs to thank the camera guy. He must be getting tired out there haha Epic video as always guys 🙂

[@irene8066]

captivating! thanks for sharing this knowledge with us, Kosmo!

[@behnoodbehnood-oi7jt]

Thanks alot to the kosmo team. It was spectacular with lots of wonderful information. I learnt alot

[@poppedweasel]

Simply awesome. Awesome presentation, awesome subject, awesome visuals and sound effects. You're coming along well, Kosmo.

[@peterdo5047]

God I love science -oxymoronic, I know 🤣

[@LionelLiftsVegas]

Very entertaining as always!!

[@ameliadiaz8040]

You mean CW Leonis will end as a white dwarf star and then an invisible black one, just like our sun?

[@ministryoftruth8523]

Amazing graphics.

[@beatrixhusband]

this is to show us how small creatures we are in the universe

[@kannagottipati6272]

Love the background music in the intro. Sounded like a high action battle scene score from bahubali.

[@scott5261]

Great job explaining the end of a stars life

[@BradyLangaigne]

Yes Kosmo. Thanks for taking the time to put out another video. Hope you are doing well. Your voice is little bit off. Will enjoy the video

[@razzikhan1980]

What a beautiful channel and what a beautiful videos regarding cosmos. Awesome 👌🏼 👏🏼 👍🏻

[@mlez7197]

even colossal monsters full of energy die...this is extraordinary

[@ashishcodanda6572]

👍👌🙏 Excellent video...thank you Kosmo

[@guillermoandresromano7632]

Fantastic!

[@afeezjimoh8263]

I love the intro of this video

[@dannymack1196]

I see a swan 🦢 at 0:37

[@badmonkey2222]

I tried to find the star a couple times but I could never locate it, thanks for this..

[@lamminlunchongloi4317]

Like this walkthrough 👏👏👏 want some more 🤩🌄🤩

[@kenhammscousin4716]

Makes the planets and us ourselves feel so small. I wonder if there could be life on gigantic planets where everyone evolved to be huge

[@maryann2628]

Gravity is the problem they will small so small planets will make big creatures

[@he_vysmoker]

An explosive video!

[@nogod7184]

Roughly same size with Betelgeuse. And they are perhaps in the same stage in their lives.

[@jiujiu]

You're saying it's "thrashing in a death agony", but really it just turned 40

[@SvperSlickX]

Beautiful.

[@Nefertiti0403]

Oh Yes. I did Watch This! Loved it

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

Same will happen to our sun. Swelling up, only to deflate and swell, expanding for a second time before going nova.

[@happi-bollox]

I think the general view is that our sun is too small to go nova..it would need to be 7-8 times bigger..

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

@@happi-bollox You are correct, and I know it cannot go nova and will shrink to a white dwarf. Really dunno why I typed that. Possibly caught up in the visually exploding moment.

[@basinaveerabhaskar7663]

Oh lovely space My wife is pregnant please blessing to my wife for healthy strong baby boy

[@sarfrazahmedc]

How the Divine operates.. Majesterial

[@ugoeze7360]

All praise to the cameraman.

[@awaismahmood2452]

CW is class work nd HW is home work 😂

[@freddyjosereginomontalvo4667]

Awesome channel with awesome content as always 🌍💯🤗💖

[@justaguy4real]

3:50 insufficient? Incredible they know all this stuff thru study

[@olgabenavidez447]

It's beautiful but it's creepy at the same time

[@roypruysvdhoeven1855]

UNBELIEVABLE SIZES OF STARS ! THESE GIANT STARS SHOULD BE APPEARING NORMAL IN THE BEGINNING OF THE BIG BANG..NOW AFTER 13.8 BILLIONS OF YEAR THEY ARE RARELY....

[@Alkumist]

That sun in the thumbnail looks like a spicy nacho cheese Dorito

[@DerekMitchell]

Could the missing Planet X in our solar system be a black dwarf from an earlier duplex system?

[@blablableh724]

Stars do not feel agony, they have no feelings as they are not alive.

[@lilysceeliljeaniemoonlight]

I absolutely luved this doco !¡!¡! 💫☄️✨💫☄️💫 At the end of every storm a fresh Rays ☀️ of 🕯️light🕯️

[@josephpacchetti5997]

Interesting Video, Thanks Kosmo. 👍

[@woody5109]

And we wonder why advanced life never stops in to say hi, we are pretty insignificant.

[@blackninja738]

Very beautiful information but very deadly climate

[@illumencouk]

FYI - 'CW leonis' is an anagram of 'We Colonise'.

[@adrianaa3059]

2000 C ? almost twice as hot as a *regular candle* it is true! go check it! a regular candle flame burns at over 1000 C!

[@maryann2628]

The sun is even hotter at 5780 C

[@UVANTIC]

Great video

[@douginorlando6260]

Perfect candidate for the JWST.

[@Narancsmagful]

so, it's basically a low density red giant. i kinda missed the part why this special

[@dilip_s]

Now this thing will turn into a supermassive blackhole right

[@Ryan98063]

I am eagerly waiting for Betelgeuse to go

[@Roykalburgi]

I'm curious to watch channel like #Kosmo, in the next video I would like to see Variable Stars, pls make a video on that.

[@gdelacerda]

Good! 🔥

[@MarioCaez]

Thumbnail looks like a red headless muscle man.

[@hea4nothin]

The Camera(man)s are both Superman and Captain Marvel

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

Why don't I hear "KOSMO" in the intro? That's awesome and I miss it.

[@explorer1968]

Another star that is going to the recycling bin of the Universe...

[@matthewjswider]

Why aren’t there more of these observable?

[@junaid2773]

The intro music reminded me somewhat of doctor strange 2's trailer theme.

[@ryanmcwilliams8784]

Thanks for the update didn’t get any notification glad I saw the extra post !

[@WDavidCastaneda]

I wonder, if it were possible to have a suit to withstand 5000 Kelvin and massive amounts of radiation, and also to provide resistance to massive pressure and to give support to withstand strong gravity, would it be possible to stand on a star surface, or its expiration would need to be by "flying" over it?

[@johnambro7181]

Wait, What?

[@WDavidCastaneda]

@@johnambro7181 😅 I'm just wondering about the density of the surface of a star. I understand their cores are quite dense, but would their surface (if such a thing exists) is dense enough. I know its plasma, not solid. I am also amazed by the relatively coolness of the surface of a star.

[@AnalogDude_]

the shield of the Parker Solar Probe can withstand 1500ºC.

[@jedaaa]

You'd still be ripped apart by magnetic forces

[@michaelrenouf9173]

@@AnalogDude_ probably not. A suit would be way too heavy and most metals liquidate at 5k kelvin. The radiation eviscerate your DNA in seconds.

[@vcastik]

That is monster eats everything around, so gravity will reaping it to dust!

[@spheise252]

Nice video

[@michaelpotter3126]

Why must the White dwarf stage of a sun mass star mean the end of its life? Lets take a scenario then ask a question.. White dwarf star with around the mass of the sun.. Probably no bigger than Neptune but still with a colossal surface gravity... What is to stop this supposedly dead star passing through a area rich in hydrogen molecules.. A dense part of a spiral arm for example.. The White dwarf would still have the mass to cause much of the Hydrogen in its path to be trapped in its strong gravitational field.. The hydrogen would condense very rapidly.. If enough material were gathered the question is this.. Could the supposedly dead star resurrect? If enough material were gathered surly fusion might begin again and the star would once again begin to shine.. Perhaps stars do this and get more and more massive with each resurrection!?

[@droomonsta]

The solar pressure pushing outwards wouldn't allow the hydrogen to get deep enough, at best if you could slam a gas giant into one you'd just end up with a massively unstable corona until it fizzled away.

[@michaelpotter3126]

@@droomonsta Hi Monsta!! Yea I considered that. You may be right. Neautron stars spin 30 times a second and white dwarfs must rotate very fast also so centripetal action on the condensing cloud would be considerable.

[@booklover6753]

If a white dwarf is a member of a close binary system, it can accrete matter from its companion and eventually go nova or even supernova. But, slowly gathering interstellar hydrogen and then reigniting as a normal star wouldn't happen. As soon as the accreted hydrogen reached the required density and temperature to initiate fusion, it would all 'detonate' at once in an explosion. You see, a white dwarf is a stellar core made up of elements heavier than hydrogen, so incoming hydrogen wouldn't be able to fall into the white dwarf. It would only accumulate on the surface until it reached a critical density, then kaboom. This would also blow away whatever cloud it might have been gaining material from.

[@illylilly8491]

Stars are truly amazing things. Space itself is an endless fascination.

[@papadocsamedi2544]

Great vid, but for me the background music was too loud

[@droach5241]

I thought this was going to be Betelgeuse..

[@SublimeSynth]

stars be crazy, yo

[@Bearcat870]

This star is so big ….. earth 🌏 wouldn’t exist.