A KILONOVA has been detected!

A team of Astrophysicists have concluded that a Gamma Ray Burst detected last year came from a Kilanova, one of the most insane explosions in the universe!
Sources:
phys.org/news/2022-05-astrono...
www.space.com/gamma-ray-burst...

[@officialinterstellarnews]

What video do you think I should make next?

[@imanimalaika7734]

Habitable Zone

[@lensundialwoods]

An analysis of head coverings that would prevent radiation from passing through or into the human brain, primarily the sun. More or less, "what if"...

[@Bjowolf2]

Meganova 😂

[@BlueBannedGod]

there's also another way to create kilonovas and it's sadly a very likely possibility on earth any moment plus kilonovas have happened from 2 super giants colliding along with 2 giant comets half the size of Jupiter having a collision but that was a negative kilonova and everything was completely frozen including the nearby stars which all are now the so-called "void" stars aka "the scariest most dangerous star" even tho honestly the star in your solar system is actually the scariest one compared to the 5 green stars that exist...

[@daviddrahmann4209]

Is a bossa nova what happens when 3 neutron stars merge over the nation if Brazil?

[@hidel308]

So that’s why my tomatoes died.

[@preppertrucker5736]

@@dp-kz5cs Our shields can’t take much more captain !!!😂

[@harleyhook4357]

That made me laugh ... but like ... are we going to die ? Rip your tomatoes but like ... did it kill ...alllll of the tomatoes ? Are the bees ok ?

[@harleyhook4357]

But it make the frogs straight again lol?

[@lookupverazhou8599]

​@@harleyhook4357 It's too bad it's just a joke, but the stuff that's making the frogs change sexes is the same stuff humans ingest.

[@seantaggart7382]

​@@preppertrucker5736 AAAAAAAA

[@hirschmeistr6842]

I think it’s cool how “a long time” can be anywhere from 50 seconds to a few billion years

[@brandonhughes4076]

“A long time” when talking about the events right after the Big Bang can refer to a tiny fraction of a second

[@mountainmonk5874]

Having a continuous fart for 50 seconds is a long time, it's all on perspective.

[@anthonygreene9665]

Time is just an illusion

[@potatoking1937]

​@@anthonygreene9665 ???

[@jasonlester9476]

@@brandonhughes4076 900

[@ScrollsInFire]

Can't wait for the new giganova update. Patch notes would go crazy.

[@Arthur-Gieves]

(Downloading time remaining 99h+)

[@applepieguy6456]

First a meganova, giganova is the update after that

[@NSA151]

​@@applepieguy6456then we got a terranova, petanova

[@Third666]

meganova? More like megalovania

[@aceyoder-it5xy]

Hi ...Read more

[@MeLiMaenad]

How casually and unbothered he mentions it exploded near earth..

[@glennruscher4007]

Yes, but, define "near". 😊

[@roseflows6585]

​@@glennruscher4007near enough that it could literally desintigrate the earth if it lined up right.

[@jefrebugni4064]

it didn’t explode near earth. lol. the gamma burst shoots out each end of the collision and both ends go in their respective direction basically indefinitely

[@roseflows6585]

@@jefrebugni4064 it did though, lol. Let alone that most cosmic ray bursts end up being rotational. For someone who says it spews indefinitely, you seem to have lackluster knowledge of the cosmic scale.

[@jefrebugni4064]

@@roseflows6585 i didn’t mean it “spews indefinitely” i meant the gamma ray burst travels basically indefinitely

[@trendybistro]

The dude from pawnstars would only give you $15/Kilonova.

[@oerlikon20mm29]

“This is not the original kilonova signed by Stephen Hawking so it’s the best I can do”

[@lotstodo]

Excellent comment award !

[@DefeatLust]

He's taking all the risk, too.

[@Daveeeeeeyhowyoudoing]

Would have been funny if you known his name....

[@ziigmundS]

bruh. . .he's taking all the riak!

[@Morgyborgyblob]

I'm glad you clarified that they detected it in the Universe. Would have been confused as to where it was otherwise.

[@jackreisewitz6632]

Sure got that right !! At first, I thought it was somewhere else.

[@NIGHTGUYRYAN]

its also big and close to us and dangerous. but is it really??? sometimes these space videos really do a great job of explaining nothing. a scientist says something is happening soon - is it...5 minutes or 5000 years? - welll in the grand scheme of things...(great - youve told us nothing and we practically have to drag it out of these nerds, lmao).

[@Bubblemantis]

Multiverse

[@Remijoh]

I mean when you say something was detected in the universe that usually means its outside of the galaxy

[@anwealde]

​@@NIGHTGUYRYAN these video shorts are todays equivalent of glancing at tabloid front pages while waiting in the supermarket checkout line. dont put too much into them

[@WilsonPendarvis-tn3wm]

Not just heavier elements, but exotic ones we can’t even detect yet. Peace to your planet

[@Universexy1]

Just to clarify they knew it was exotic because they couldn’t identify them? Or they just guessed

[@deshawnwilliams1970]

@@Universexy1look up man made elements, their not really man made their just not from this universe. Look at what a particle accelerator does.

[@OnsideHaddock72]

@@Universexy1 Exotic meaning more rare because they spawn so scarcely

[@Maynardd]

Gamma rays? Nice! I can’t wait till I can Hulk out!

[@danielhickmott5800]

There’s GOLD in them thar Kilonovas! 🤠

[@clovdz6073]

100% pure gold as well

[@stonedkush144]

Probably only a kilogram of gold created after that explosion. 3/30/23 Update. Idgaf about dat silly space gold or whatever. Lmk when y'all find a planet covered in bomb ass weed!

[@Tha_Monsta88]

Licks pick axe and throws it into space...

[@thedachshundduo]

I HOPE THARS OIL IN EM

[@nocturnalsingularity3138]

Love it 😀

[@Am0nM0nr0e]

Imagine finding out you're about to be vaporized from a youtube short

[@thehydra3518]

Underated comment

[@Oldheadhiphop]

Lmfao

[@mifunn007]

Seriously... All that I can do is... 😂😅😁🙃🤣😂😝😁😄🤪 DEVASTATING! To know that you are about to be vaporized from a KZbin Short.

[@chrismanning2103]

😂😅👍🏻

[@truthoverlies6434]

I don't put too much stock in pop science made for entertainment purposes.

[@AdH104]

Kilonova detected. Everyone wakes up looking like someone’s shaved their eyebrows off during the night

[@5_to_Life]

I heard that a tablespoon of a neutron-star weighs more then a billion tons (900 billion kg) Just ONE tablespoon … that is hard to image or even wrap my head around…

[@scottjamerson9762]

Who picked up the spoon to measure it in the first place? Lol

[@scottjamerson9762]

@user-oe2us2ly9u Really?!? There are a lot of assumptions in the science and math used, though, huh? I find this video funny how they tell about a new discovery of something they already purported to know everything about and now they already know how the new discovery was formed? God made it. He knows. I'll trust Him.

[@jasonpoullos8989]

@@scottjamerson9762math is the language of god’s universe.

[@Taylorview9804]

​@jasonpoullos8989 oh here comes the God spew

[@robertbisson9499]

Yeah just imagine the earth squished down to the size of a marble.

[@martin_gutie]

what i find the most incredible is that this event occurred millions and millions of years ago, i’ll always find the concept of time and the speed of light so fascinating

[@Kraken9911]

I think the speed of light is amazing but also annoying as it's going to be the biggest roadblock on humanity for star travel. Who knows maybe 1000 years from now we make warp travel a reality. Until then we can look at the universe all we want but never visit any of it.

[@itsjusttoolate]

Except that both time and the speed of light do not exist.

[@lancepage1914]

​@@Kraken9911 1000 years? That's optimistic. I reckon 4000 years.

[@239seth]

@@Kraken9911 the answer is on earth if we figure out how the pyramids where made we will have everlasting energy and harness unthinkable amount of new power

[@gabusdeux]

​@@itsjusttoolate classic "trust me bro"

[@georgeohwell7428]

And a new band name is born

[@LordHolley]

Thinking the same thing....

[@alna2530]

Since it releases Gama radiation they should paint themselves mean and green.🤘

[@MrBounce66]

If you mean killanova then it's usage has been around for years. Same as an UNnova.

[@georgeohwell7428]

@@MrBounce66 ok

[@JChris143]

I’m a terranova and we’ve been around way longer

[@archdiangelo7930]

I always find it so fascinating how much we can figure out about things that are incomprehensibly far away despite being trapped on this one remote rock, just through intense observation and math. And yet there's still so much about the universe we don't understand. Imagine if we could go out there and observe and research the universe more directly...

[@marthaflinchum8266]

"Make it so, number one"

[@primesspct2]

But they can't know, they can presume. Like all science, hypothesis driven, the most accepted, becomes what's taught. Then other science nerds come up with other hypothesis, and if theirs manages to trump the one before it, then that is taught. Some are solid and become proven. Scientists can never forget ,that at one time science deemed the world was flat, that was taught as fact. But it took one or 3 science nerds, who didn't think the same way, and didn't accept this current fact, why, ?? Because it was no fact . It was a guess, a hypothesis on how things worked then. That is the beauty of science! Too often I think viewers forget all that, and when these "facts" arent in actuality facts, yet , we do young minds a disservice. I often think before certain concepts being presented it should begin with a precursive " We think that this is such, and so right now, with the information and current data, we have on hand.." But no ,time and time again all just stated as if it is fact, when we don't have the data we need to know for sure. Beautiful , simple and the foundation of the scientific method.

[@1ronmad1n]

I also think it’s interesting how we can do so much research on things in the universe but can’t find a remedy for menopause!!!

[@IZeSerious]

The forbidden Kamehameha, can't wait for the 5 episode charge up

[@indoor_gangster]

that was one mutually destructive relationship on stellar scale.

[@venteon_gaymer]

Domestic abuse between stellar entities. 😂

[@hereandnow3156]

I'm glad even stars have relationships as destructive as mine.

[@stallionstudios]

Just like Justin Trudeau and Jagmeet Singh!!!

[@stallionstudios]

​@@hereandnow3156 just like Sid Vicious and Nancy or Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love

[@TiffanyRose0824]

what I was thinking

[@dalegreen8151]

Luckily we're far away. Goes to show how vulnerable we are

[@officialinterstellarnews]

We’re incredibly small in fragile. Studying the universe is a humbling venture.

[@saegemh]

We are lucky that our galactic neighbourhood is so boring.

[@jaminwalker]

If you think it’s luck and not design you’re a fool.

[@willisbutcher8195]

It ripped a 250 mile hole in our ozone we were lucky it wasn't a direct hit

[@NiToNi2002]

RIP to all those civilisations on those exoplanets that weren’t so lucky.

[@ProbablyAEuropean]

Funny to think that a deviation of only a few nanodegrees could've been the end of human civilization

[@MrMelonsz]

Well, when you think about it even further, if even a singular atom was moved slightly differently before our existence, due to the butterfly effect, we likely wouldn’t exist at all. Chance is crazy to think about, so it’s all the more reason to appreciate what we have now. :D

[@2fast4u818]

@@MrMelonszu believe chance created something from nothing? Thats more delusional that christianity lmao

[@MrMelonsz]

@@2fast4u818 That’s not at all what I said. Please don’t insult me either that’s pretty mean. :( You entirely misunderstood my comment. I said “our” existence referring to humanity, not the universe. I was literally just explaining how the butterfly effect entails everything in the future to change, no matter how small the difference.

[@2fast4u818]

@@MrMelonsz im sorry, i misunderstood, and was rude looking back. I hope you have a good life brother/sister

[@MrMelonsz]

@@2fast4u818 Nah it’s all good. I appreciate your apology. Have a good day bro. :D

[@Herbalattraction3000]

"near earth" Mate, if that happened we would all die very fast.

[@MrMelonsz]

Yeah lol. “Near” can mean anything with scientists.

[@Herbalattraction3000]

@@MrMelonsz Exactly. In an Infinite Universe the sentence near becomes very subjective.

[@abjolute]

It was detected not happened near earth .this probably happened billions of light years aways

[@nicka302]

50 second burst of gamma rays sounds like a whole new paradigm of deadly

[@CatherineCrouse]

Holy Frigg 🎉

[@BEARZZMusic]

☣️☣️☣️☣️☣️☣️☣️☣️

[@jesus4400]

Space is FAKE and CGI

[@chilomine839]

Big bang energy baby

[@JPSRCE1987]

​@@chilomine839not even close but still if it was aimed in our direction, goodbye Earth

[@vcrbetamax]

“Most violent and massive explosions”. Taco Bell space program.

[@andersnelson]

Megumin would be envious

[@macklinwright3966]

💀💀💀

[@DaMeowBoom]

💀💀💀💀

[@ambushrealreal7117]

💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@SkyScourgeGod]

💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@MirlitronOne]

A gamma ray burst is only "deadly" if something alive is in the vicinity.

[@debbielwilliamson8546]

hmmm.....perhaps that is why it was named kilinova

[@condor7964]

Well... that ain't good.

[@chairde]

So we can get zapped like a bug.

[@Im_who_made_you_life]

Yes

[@Lyrical.ly7]

No. I'm pretty damn sure that even if that kilonova reaches Earth, it won't do more damage than a typical solar flare 😂.

[@Devourer6594]

"Your world has been blessed with Cobalt!"

[@thebaconguy1661]

“The ancient spirits of light and dark have been released.”

[@porkyminch1640]

@@thebaconguy1661 "A star has fallen from the heavens!"

[@pavel9652]

Population of astronomers increases ;)

[@avixs1543]

Damn I love terraria

[@CallMeMimi27]

Andrew the Guide has been slain!

[@702lg]

Next century: a team of astrophysicists have detected an extinctinova.

[@margaretneanover3385]

Your late

[@u_nova_]

why me lmao

[@rickrick-ju8uz]

lmfao

[@gore666ization]

😅

[@Felixlovesfood]

@@margaretneanover3385 no she/him/they are earlier than u

[@MatthewBrown-bf5lz]

Sounds like a new marvel villain. KiloNova!

[@trudilm3864]

They aren't worried about us folks, they're worried about their satellites. Sleep tight.

[@BoneBullet]

Somewhere out there two Ultimate Super Saiyans just fused.

[@stephanos6128]

they died, actually.

[@kenji6492]

Goku and Vegeta’s last bout, Dragon Ball Online

[@Dave_of_Mordor]

@@kenji6492 in the anime have they ever use any energy that big?

[@jdrmanmusiqking]

​@@Dave_of_MordorHes talking about the AMAZING fan fic where, at the end, Goku and Vegeta have one last battle where they go all out and kill each other in a massive beam struggle causing a super nova

[@Dave_of_Mordor]

@@jdrmanmusiqking oh 😑

[@russmack7910]

The Universe will never cease surprising us, nor leaving us in awe.

[@JdKaczmarek]

Nor, leaving us dead.

[@st.clairdancing2094]

Really, there was one they saw only ten years ago...and no, it's not where heavy elements are created. Some of these shorts are stupid. I agree that YHWH's creation declares His glory every day and will never stop surprising us, but when people talk about things, as if they are new, when they have seen several of these recently. And they still don't know why they happen. Theory is not a fact.

[@frograna1897]

God***

[@meloney]

​@@st.clairdancing2094a theory is not a fact? Good sir, you have no idea what a scientific theory is. A theory in science is NOT the same as a theory in the way non-scientist talk. It is literally the opposite.

[@meloney]

​@@frograna1897why do u people always have to push God into this? No wonder people leave your religion.

[@venom999333]

And it's so cool that it happened billions of years ago! It's also cool that it must be happening almost constantly because it almost seems that every time we look we happen to see something amazing! So awesome to be alive at this exact point in time to just by coincidence we see all this stuff. Crazy 🤗

[@michaelhice7636]

"Most massive and violent explosion in the universe!" Big Bang: "Am I a joke to you?"

[@primesspct2]

yes yes you are!I am just the sceptic waiting until there are a few more facts to saunter into my little corner of the universe. On this theory. Anyway!

[@pod9363]

“these Kilonovas also create gold” Hey siri, take me to the closest kilonova

[@mikedrop4421]

Ironically if the moon was made of gold it would not be worth it to mine it. The cost of getting there, harvesting and transporting back is higher than the value of the gold

[@rosevsangeles]

“Sorry, I’m not sure what you mean”

[@TheBlueCrunchmaican]

@@mikedrop4421 we’re planning on mining asteroids instead

[@JMPaesthetics]

Unfortunately the space confederate is gonna charge you an expensive fee for that

[@P.G13]

@@TheBlueCrunchmaican still cost more and would be worthless…

[@dullahan7677]

"If it's anything like my old Chevy Nova, it'll light up the night sky." - Philip J. Fry

[@Byu015]

Most underrated comment 😂

[@cBodhi]

oh shit that's good lol

[@fortybelow1973]

That straight six engine. "As complicated as a nail". I was happy with my '71 six.

[@iamnotpaulavery]

@@Byu015 Most underrated car.

[@VictoriaLemay154]

As if we don't have enough to worry about that can kill us, Now we got to worry about a Killonova.

[@AuriofTheHooligans]

IT'S BECOME A SUPER DUPER NOVA

[@Yzinger5]

Sounds like those scientists are messing around with that damn CERN machine again lol.

[@CONSOLETRUTH2]

RIP camerman. That dude had balls of steel!!

[@officialinterstellarnews]

He’s paid very well for his job 🫡

[@maxmoore9955]

Well they were steel to start with then became Golden.

[@venom6909]

@@officialinterstellarnews nah man he must be Elon musk with the amount of vuds u make

[@Nomadxn]

🫡

[@stockdoc9384]

The camera man never does die mate

[@luverigtous116]

im just glad there wasnt an ad in the middle of this presentation.

[@kaigaku91]

its a short

[@Sinergmovies]

KZbin premium bro

[@Qanjob]

KZbin shorts don’t have ads broski

[@mawsafgjp4619]

If it gives off that much Gamma radiation, we should change the name. It should be known as a Hulksmashanova.

[@dr_toter140]

Camera man is a real g for this

[@KingofYggdrasil]

Finally, a move to surpass Sephiroth.

[@Legatus2kx]

Never

[@NoSuffix]

It is really mind-boggling to think that a similar explosion could possibly kill every living thing within hundreds of light years. I remember an episode in Star Trek Voyager talking about the crew of the Voyager finding a beacon left behind in a lifeless part of space by intelligent beings used to living in a star system closeby that was totally destroyed by a supernova. There was nothing those beings could do except build a beacon stored with their precious memories and send it out as the only survival evidence of their ever existence.

[@Suicidal_Soy_Sauce]

Except in real life, there's no way to know you're in danger. It'll happen in fractions of a second. We would never know what happened. An extinction level GRB could be headed our way right now and there'd be nothing we could do.

[@chriswise7978]

​@@Suicidal_Soy_Sauceyep it would just be a flash and everything gone

[@NoSuffix]

@@Suicidal_Soy_Sauce Any civilization at our current science and technology level should know which stars close-by will go supernova long before the explosion. We can’t predict exactly the moment yet. But we do know if something like that is coming up in the near future, say, the next 1 million years, which is a very short period of time in the sense of astronomy. For example, the red giant Betelgeuse in Orion is actually coming up for supernova. (Or that may already have happened but the light of that event hasn't reached us yet.) Luckily it is 600 + light years away from us, so except for a phenomenal show in the sky there won't be any danger to us. That's the benefit of our solar system located in a quiet suburb of the Milky Way galaxy.

[@castleanthrax1833]

Frightening to think about. Shit happens, and then you die. ✌️

[@SuperPickle15]

Depends how far away it was. It could been far away enough not to instantly cook everything on the surface, but instead destroy the ozone in the atmosphere fully exposing the surface to solar radiation. A much slower apocalypse

[@user-po4zb8xz8g]

It’s funny how some people thought this was a white hole

[@Zoro4Swords]

I love how comment section is so chill and joking about it 😂

[@usagifang]

Remember. All this happened so long ago and we are now seeing it happen like looking back in time.

[@louknowles1789]

The stars you see in the night sky are mostly planets that don't exist anymore. It just took that long for their light to get here. When an astronaut goes into space, they don't see those stars. It's because of our atmosphere that we can 🙂

[@Jonas-yu9il]

​@@louknowles1789holy shit what did i just read

[@simonhopkins3867]

​@@Jonas-yu9il 😂 I don't know but it's painful.

[@Icy-Freezer160]

​@@louknowles1789 don't cook again

[@Lyrical.ly7]

@@louknowles1789They are all stars. Only 4 planets are visible in the night sky but the other trillion points of light are stars.

[@lonewolf8102]

So somewhere out there is more treasure.... Argh...matey. Time to set sail for some plunder and loot. Argh...

[@DocSlaughter]

Tis the space pirates life for me 😂

[@RardTangler]

Weigh the anchor, Hoist the sails...

[@St.Linguini_of_Pesto]

@LoneWolf argh? Argh argh arghargh.. yaaar.

[@Sly88Frye]

This puts treasure Planet to shame

[@beautifulblessings3418]

😂😂😂

[@jeremypaine7755]

Imagine hearing about a quasar for the first time in 2024

[@neilwiththedeal]

Here’s a shocker: there’s always something bigger in life

[@galacticgiveaways7047]

That's where gold comes from?!

[@colinheppell5020]

It’s where everything came from

[@colinheppell5020]

The stars are everything

[@Seedzification]

Normal stars only produce things from iron to lighter stuff, everything heavier comes from bigger events

[@toesauce1665]

That's where all heavy elements on the periodic table come from. kilonovae

[@steelymanfan7276]

Stars kind of made everything

[@skessisalive]

Sounds like a new death metal band

[@St.Linguini_of_Pesto]

Hey, that band could be a smooth jazz trio.

[@Australopithecusproletarius]

I wonder; how many civilizations did that burst end before it reached us?

[@Nasle]

Props to the Camera man for going to space.

[@FormedBox]

Excuse me a killa-what? No, no thank you. No more fears needed.

[@godless1014]

It could happen at any time, we would have no warning, and if it was close enough it would kill us all =) have a nice day

[@bjenkin100]

​@@godless1014 ...just like a hundred other things that are far more likely

[@zack-lk8if]

kilo-nova not killa

[@IWillBeYourBottomGDaddy]

Smartest imperial units fan

[@FormedBox]

@@IWillBeYourBottomGDaddy freedom units best units

[@michaelmaxim7207]

If comics taught me anything, it's gamma rays aren't deadly. They make Hulk.

[@Waltitude]

First play thru: "a demon Astrophysicist* Loop play: "A TEAM OF..." ME: OOOOOOO

[@Iamtherealtsk]

“No not super, Supra. It’s a whole other level above super!”

[@robertnewhart3547]

Um, hyperOsisSuperSupra, to be specific.

[@SpinoRexy733]

Like what? A mega nova? Ultra nova? Maximum over nova!

[@AnonymousD0W]

Legend has it that it’s running a 2JZ

[@BsedMan-if6tb]

VTEC™ nova

[@lll.u]

@@BsedMan-if6tbisn’t that honda

[@Nightlife_Offical]

What this video leaves out, is that super nova still release 10 - 100x more energy.

[@shawnpitman876]

I think everyone can figure out that a star exploding puts out more energy than 2 stars merging.

[@LOOPY771]

@@shawnpitman876youd be surprised

[@mrpepper8383]

@@shawnpitman876 This is also the densest star type, a neutron already is damn near close to a black hole, it just wasn’t big enough, now imagine those two combined, a super nova is when a stars layers are blown off, that’s what forms either a Black hole or neutron star

[@USA_hi]

FUN FACT: the kilonova explosion actually happen millions and millions years ago, because the light from the explosion takes time to get to you because of how many light years you are from it. For example the sun gives os light, but the light takes 8 minutes to get to our planet, so if u think about it if you are looking at the sun, you are basically looking at the past sun. Now because the kilonova explosion was/is thousands and thousands of light years away that means that it already hade happened , but is just that we were looking at the “past” kilonova explosion. And yes I’m a nerd 🤓

[@frederickrohrbacher8606]

Gold, now you’ve got my interest😂

[@veramae4098]

Google the "golden asteroid". Yeah, there's a whopping big asteroid in the ast. belt made of mostly gold. Some impurities with platinum, silver, {shrug}. Now the only problem is to get to it

[@the_one_and_carpool]

proof

[@lightpropulsionguy]

Sorry Guys, I just couldn't hold that fart any longer, I didn't know is was going to last 58 seconds and be dubbed a killanova!

[@St.Linguini_of_Pesto]

@Thomas Beasley MO well, congratulations! You scared the dog.. she looking around for ghosts rn.

[@gameplayz5847]

its fine bro

[@thomasmleahy6218]

A 1000 year old multiple egg fart fermented in beer fart!! Evacuate!! Non life supporting atmosphere!😂🤣

[@hugopereira5640]

Saitama is that you?

[@lightpropulsionguy]

@@hugopereira5640 I go by many names, butt primarily Toxic Nauseous!

[@HeroLionHeart68]

My fart from childhood is finally making its way back home😖💨🚀🌎

[@youngOG87]

When 2 stars love each other very much….

[@chandler_collins]

Bahahahahah 😂

[@andersnelson]

Sparks were flying

[@SealandIsBestCountry]

It turns into an infinite void absorbing matter and growing larger

[@chrisschembari2486]

"There's coffee in that kilonova." - Capt. Kathryn Janeway, if she were there.

[@user-yx7tc6qh3z]

"911 whats ur ermergency?" "There is big nuke on the space"

[@barbaraschollmeier1406]

That's really fascinating i'm glad that you show the pictures

[@davidmjackson7784]

So we're all turning into Hulks? I can't afford all those replacement clothes. Dammit.

[@cassandrasexton8620]

😂😂😂

[@SealandIsBestCountry]

Ummm, actually radiation makes you have reverse mutations which ends up killing you by deleting parts of your genes-🤓

[@wteg4356]

Careful man, I wouldn't want to see you angry!

[@ianwalton284]

Good news. It will only affect your penis.

[@EvelynxPreppyx]

Cameraman never dies..

[@Batlca]

I just got high I forgot this was a short. I wanted to keep watching 😅

[@Joeymc348]

"One last short before bed" The short "Well im not going asleep more scrolling "

[@H........8]

Ah yes,Kilonova, Nova, Centinova, Millinova, Micronova, and Nanonova! All my FAVOURITE types of measure!

[@palco22]

...and how about the godzilanova ! ... now that's beyond what's known to human kind.

[@ragerk1ng477]

Dont forget the most lethal! The nononova!!!!

[@palco22]

I'm forced to end this debate. ... I'm not at all pleased to do this but ... the nova of all nova's is the Bossa Nova !

[@H........8]

what drugs are yall on because i need sum of that rn

[@ragerk1ng477]

@@H........8 just a nip of weed! 😂

[@Moonerang]

Plot twist: the gamma ray burst did destroy earth and we're all living in our minds floating through space as if nothing happened that day.

[@andersnelson]

Interesting story idea 💡😊

[@draygoes]

So then the brain wifi neuro implant was successful? Glad to know I was rich for a while.

[@misterred2321]

Nah we just got transferred to alternative reality where we still alive.

[@ianwalton284]

We all died and went to hell. Every time we die, we go to a lower level of hell. That's why things only get worse in the world we live in.

[@user-hl5br4bg9t]

​@ianwalton284 you are crazy........but you're crazy true😳

[@informedconsumer5293]

Thank you, timeless spirits of light and energy! You will never be forgotten!

[@jessa1895]

This is why I hate when people say things like “[insert thing] is the most powerful explosion in the universe” because then we find something bigger and crazier.

[@Canadian_Hospitality]

Yeah, and? We can always find bigger, but ‘biggest to date’ and ‘biggest recorded’ are still valid.

[@Vexiong]

If it created oil the world governments would’ve been sending ships there already

[@randybaumery5090]

If it generated crack, there would be millions of hood rats orbiting it.

[@darryljohnson2326]

And tell us peasants we need to reduce our use of it.

[@RollingxBigshot]

Looks like we’re going to have a hulk running around pretty soon.

[@Wildstar40]

Hopefully She-Hulk. I like that show.

[@St.Linguini_of_Pesto]

Yeah, so nobody piss me off.. _GRRRRR_

[@CrackDealer3]

​@@Wildstar40 ew

[@SealandIsBestCountry]

Ummm actually Radiation destroys genes to the point where cancer isn't even created like a monster of fire burning to death. It just kills the cells. -🐓

[@Schoolforthesoul]

I love kilonovas, anytime I wear anything gold I smile because I know it came from one of the most awesome events in the universe❤

[@CoreStra]

We should try to capture some of that deadly gamma ray burst and try to synthesize it and try to use it for anything

[@massimobozzi1]

Could you imagine the tan? I pictured a smoking skeleton sitting in a beach chair with charred and bony hand still clutching a Margarita glass.

[@doggo2424]

Dudes hanging to the booze. Man i'm dead 💀

[@electriclady3691]

🤣🤣🤣

[@marz11345]

“Most violent explosion in the universe” nah man you’ve yet to see my toilet after taco night

[@andersnelson]

BWAHAHAHAHAH

[@L33tSkE3t]

Gamma Ray Bursts scare the hell outta me

[@jkeebla]

nothing scarier than falling in a black hole

[@deenell9039]

People on Earth don't know how fortunate we are right now. Them gamma ray bursts are destroying planets.

[@Livin_legendz]

In other words the universe had a orgasm

[@winter4498]

Same 8==✊=D

[@jaymevosburgh3660]

😂

[@Knight-Bishop]

I guess now we have a clue about the universe's refractory period.

[@Rogel957]

The two neutrons had a love crush :))

[@beagle3247]

Our galaxy is already a giant cum stain that's going to mix with a larger cum stain to create an even bigger cum stain for god sake why does there have to be stars hitting the universes g spot now??

[@knowwankeno1de1witdelongna85]

“Now I ain’t sayin she a gold maker, But she carries all the particles” -Someone or K. W. Or something

[@waynzignordics]

Two neutron stars merging is a heck of a lot of mass. I wonder what happens to space around such a massive pair of bodies.

[@TerraTrix_]

''Imagine'' earth exists for a couple billion years and exactly when we have the ability to see these things a kilonova kills us all. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@michaelbraum77]

This is why I love everything space related!!! That gold should be here soon.

[@Arbitraryshoe49]

It’s not just gold. It’s Iron, silver, cobalt, platinum, gallium, and zinc to name a few.

[@piebag]

I can't wait til the day comes that it's raining gold nuggets lmao😂

[@InMy0pinion]

There just making stuff up at this point!!

[@TheGeniusPlays]

​@@InMy0pinionNah they aren't. Carbon can become a lot of items at different pressures. From gold to diamonds.

[@rotkev]

I, for one, welcome our new Hulk overlords.

[@stevenolsen1868]

Lol was thinking the same thing....weres the hulk he's here!

[@jorjor94]

@@stevenolsen1868 HULLLLLKKKK SMASHHHH!!!! 😡 😡

[@stompthedragon4010]

Darth is super pissed- off! Saying, " Attention on me,please!"

[@blazeb2150]

It's scary knowing that theres explosions in space capable of wiping out earth, anytime at any moment in an instant.

[@danejohnson6576]

I've always had this imaginative scene where a enraged godlike character reveals 4 neutron stars one in each hand(they have four arms)they smash the stars together creating the biggest explosion ever seen or created period.

[@WednesdaysDragon]

Gamma Rays. Really healthy stuff there.

[@The1stDukeDroklar]

Breakfast of superheroes

[@WednesdaysDragon]

@@The1stDukeDroklar Can't deny that!! 🤣👍

[@KenmoreChalfant]

Xmen irl?

[@SealandIsBestCountry]

MMmmm ionizing radiation, also has this special burning taste from the destruction of DNA

[@Kriegter]

New saying "he didnt just dodge a bullet, bro dodged a gamma ray burst"

[@ichoosefreedom9321]

I’m still waiting for the day when they finally show us a non CGI footage or image.

[@MrMelonsz]

Are you stupid? Like intellectually inept? How the hell are they gonna get a camera to somehow close up record a kilonova without getting atomised?? Besides we already have a tonne of space footage from many different probes and shuttles of other cool space stuff. It’s not really worth our time to send another probe out to see this when an educational animation can explain and represent the situation just as well, if not better.

[@CoIdRaInN]

Can we initiate the same event here, by merging two celebrities together? ✨😎

[@alt3241]

Yes but this event ofsuch a short duration tha only lawyers get any gold in the divorce .

[@dizzodiz3714]

Whoopi Goldberg and Kyler Jennings ???

[@scottdoubleyou563]

How about 2 politicians? I nominate Kameltoe and AOC.

[@jonhall2274]

@scottdoubleyou563 How about Trump & Brandon? Probably be in the same cushioned, EXTREMELY MINIMUM "prison" camp together, lmfao!😂

[@crisespinoza1979]

That'll be a KiloEgo. 😂

[@aeureus]

Hypernova: "Allow me to introduce myself"

[@andersnelson]

Cybernova

[@mitchzurbrigg2403]

Ahhh so that's why I shit my pants after eating taco bell the other night

[@RooneyMac]

When was this? Is this why every electrical related system I've tried to fix out here has been fuckin' up 😤

[@superman52534]

This just makes me want to believe the universe is just some being playing 4D 2048

[@andersnelson]

Maybe it's God

[@macklinwright3966]

@@andersnelsonit probably is him possibly out of boredom

[@andersnelson]

@@macklinwright3966 What if the Universe is just God's giant video game?!

[@garryeagle]

A kilonova? Or a killah nova!😂👌 Hahaha I'm so funny Jk I need friends 🥺😂

[@cbg1609]

We're all friends in this comment section my dude 😎

[@castleanthrax1833]

Kilo

[@RardTangler]

Ba-dum tiss! 😸

[@St.Linguini_of_Pesto]

Same.

[@lunaticsalute977]

Friends are overrated, they are always asking for favors and they are never around when you need help, not to mention always trying to barrow money. Get a dog, they are loyal and don't complain.