10,000 Red Dwarfs vs Sun

[@AstroCatz]

HiI'm a top comment Addition: using another method, another 'average' luminosity result is ~0.0015... Means that on average 650 random Red Dwarfs can beat Sun

[@Eden92900]

No fair

[@blithegd8]

lol, am im a top reply, but maybe not

[@trustrichard]

@@blithegd8 you can already see a reply above u 💀💀

[@blithegd8]

@@trustrichard k

[@blithegd8]

n g g y u, n g l y d, n g r a a d y. n g m y c, n g s g, n g t y a l, a h y!

[@I.amthatrealJuan]

This is such an underrated astronomy education channel. Digestible, yet nuanced. I remember being subscribed to Anton Petrov at 8K subscribers back in early 2016, and I saw his potential to become big. Your channel has that potential too.

[@ElectricoGamez]

My space knowledge just expanded by at least 15 percent today...

[@crazy_cat_672]

same

[@BasicallyAPerson]

2nd top comment

[@Wolfboy569]

Same

[@ElectricoGamez]

-___- really

[@aceapex5629]

Same

[@NJASpace]

Well, That's a very well-explained Episode, Great Job!

[@AstroCatz]

thanks for the praise

[@dribbledoo]

This feels like one of those school educational videos but with planet balls

[@Spaceman29x59]

Nice as always DogePro!!

[@kevinabiwardani7550]

Not only you're talented at animating, but the amount of information you gave to us.... We need more channel like this! Also next time maybe, I wanna see a video about "what will it look like if we stand on a habitable planet orbiting a red dwarf". Will we see a perpetual red sky on the entire day side? Will the star look reddish orange through the Earth like atmosphere to our eyes? So many question!

[@zaza_inhaIer]

"10.000 red dwarfs vs sun?" *our- our sun is a yellow dwarf*

[@novemberdawn8145]

Hey, your quality has really gone up! I was looking forward to this video, was not disappointed.

[@debradavis768]

I always liked science and space growing up. But this stuff would have just blown my tiny little brain away. Love it.

[@Larsbutb4d]

The art is good! Keep up the good work!

[@Bs_bg]

Imagine the supernova from 10K stars colliding lmao

[@robinchesterfield42]

(fires up Universe Sandbox)

[@blithegd8]

@@robinchesterfield42 lol

[@astral_dr3ams]

Wow, how quickly you get subscribers! I remember a couple of months ago it was only 2500, congratulations!

[@RedBlaze45]

This lad. His/her vids. A MASTAHPIECE!

[@aguy5529]

this is actually a really good video as it mostly depends on the different sizes and brightness of 10000 random red dwarves, thus the video is more scientifically accurate.

[@IndicaEuphora]

Is it possible for a binary star system to exist between a red dwarf and a star like our sun? And if so, if the sun were to magically become a binary system with a red dwarf how would it affect us?

[@banananugget8149]

depends on how far the star is in the binary system

[@fctucycy8v8yvy67]

I'm guessing the red dwarf would provide shade at certain times

[@robinchesterfield42]

There already is one like that, in fact a trinary--that's what Alpha Centauri is. A yellow star, an orange star, and a tiny red dwarf (Proxima), all orbiting each other. As for how would it affect us here on Earth if the Sun itself had a red dwarf partner...depends on how close it is. Might mess up orbit stability if it's real close; might only look like a brightish star in the night sky if it's far away.

[@fctucycy8v8yvy67]

Would it be a binary system or would the red dwarf be a satellite of the sun?

[@codeyisafk9487]

@@banananugget8149 Somebody tested it before in universe sandbox appearenetly at the orbit of jupiter it wouldn't affect us too much... well beside the fact that sometimes we will have a dim red light at nightime on earth during certern times of the year

[@davdiusproductions]

Great educational video!

[@Mlppvzfan2]

1:42 I thought that that said Actresses...

[@Itz_SilverRBX]

I learn more and more thanks to you.

[@jerry3790]

Day 33 asking for a dogepro discord server! Also nice correction on the number of red dwarfs, if you wonder why there is a reupload

[@ral117]

Another knowledge and fact video! truly a blessing from the cat who loves science and Astrophysics.

[@Hendrickfan4Life]

Only the og's remember the channels old name,"dogepro"

[@XLexpressGamer]

Sun and Alpha Centauri talking together belike:

[@ElectricoGamez]

i miss the old cat character pfp for this channel... it was my favorite... :(

[@AxilovisDubstepCA]

Interesting question: How many EBLM-J0555-57ab's can outshine the B416 (10 million times brighter than the sun)

[@StarMisura]

Even if red dwarfs are the least burning Star it will still eat your soul into hell

[@mrzoobster7093]

Love your videos

[@ОчереднойШкольник-ж9я]

It seemed to me that the Sun itself was a dwarf, albeit yellow and not red.

[@Catto109]

And now THATS science!!

[@DJEndre-n3b]

My next suggestion is: 100,000 brown dwarfs vs Sun

[@Ryan_2941]

this channel feel like I'm at school and watching the lessons given to the teacher DogePro

[@Silverdrop-y4j]

I watch you videos every day and I learn by doing it

[@isaacm2928]

New subscriber!

[@philippinescountryball7436]

So cool! Greetings from Countryballs ;)

[@Misitan]

Would like a crossover

[@philippinescountryball7436]

Oh… I don't know if Countryballs and Planetballs will met… (Do I?)

[@AstroCatz]

Hi hi

[@robinchesterfield42]

@@philippinescountryball7436 I've seen a few crossovers, like a planetball one with a black hole or a supernova or something, and then it cuts to Polandball looking at a picture of the destruction from way far away on Earth and being like "Pretty!" :P But that seems to be fairly rare.

[@philippinescountryball7436]

Oh it make sense…

[@vor0g]

Anyone else just watched one of this channels videos and then got hooked on it?

[@Gaminations318]

yes

[@davidzhang504]

What website did you use to make your videos? I want to make videos the exact same way you did in your animations on star timelines?

[@Yeshuael_GD]

the name of the vid is called which brigher

[@planetballsroblox312]

Can you make Arcturus planetball timeline?

[@BarnardBinPerson]

2:19 Ayo My star compared to the Sun?

[@onionempireikr28]

Can U do video of a quasi star anything included the star And uh if u already made a video about it then Imma watch it

[@UniteMapping2021]

Very cool bro

[@Nee56abb]

Why you always private videos. So you edited the video I remember that there was an error saying 30 Billion instead of 66 Billion

[@AstroCatz]

too many *key mistakes* in the first release

[@rainyanimatez5830]

Link to your scraped videos

[@Zedyne]

Talking about all ofthese red dwarves, I wonder if it would be possible for a Sun-like star to have a red dwarf partner _AND_ planets orbiting around it! And I do mean a red dwarf, perhaps as far out as Uranus or Neptune. Would some rocky planets, especially closer ones to the Sun-like star, remain in a stable orbit?

[@AstroCatz]

You can calculate the Gravity from both stars and find a reasonable result

[@iapetus6110]

My guy forgot about alpha centauri , whitch is a trinary system tho

[@Zedyne]

@@iapetus6110 You would think so, but no, I specificly stated that the red dwarf should be close to the host star. Alpha and Proxima Centauri are rather far from eachother, therefore not fitting the idea I talk about.

[@jerry.m.valentine]

I really like your illustrations and writing but I find the captions are going way too fast

[@TheOrigamiGenius]

Who would win? 1 trillion lions or the sun? We need to know

[@AstroCatz]

xd

[@marie-pieredwards5421]

Next video idea: how many brown dwarfs can beat the sun?

[@stars_in_the_horizon]

Doge, du have a discord server?

[@stars_in_the_horizon]

If no, du want to make one, I could make it for u?

[@mingxingzhang6452]

Can you do 100 brown dwarfs vs. Jupiter?

[@defgt432]

This video is great !

[@J2kjun-0323-KR.]

Red Dwarf: STRONG

[@YourLocalTunner]

When I looked at the thumbnail I thought it was gonna be chaotic

[@moisesmoreira6645]

Can u do timeline of the Solar System V2.0?

[@justapenguinwithabag9064]

03:39 A Part of Replacing the Sun video

[@FEFPro]

When I saw the title I was about to say “this dude about to make a supernovae”

[@saturno6737]

suggestion for another video : What if Mars colide with Earth?

[@dragonking4999]

If I’m correct Neptunes core is hotter then a red dwarf

[@AxoTheAxe]

These videos make my 10k of my brain cells come back

[@mondiramaji791]

The music is so cute >w

[@nova547]

Is Gleise 710 a red dwarf because ? I think it's orange dwarf (K type). But in kurzgesagt video they said it's a red dwarf.

[@AstroCatz]

It's somewhere between themBut more like an orange dwarf

[@nova547]

@@AstroCatz oh thanks ☺️

[@AstroDandysWorld]

Video idea: what if Jupiter was a star.

[@arswendoswissrianto3406]

very cool video

[@aimizonoroff9959]

Nice vid

[@TinyWeirdo]

How many of the dimmest star ever discovered will you need to match the luminosity of the brightest star?

[@3ndimperialismgreaterroman281]

*my 29.9999999999999999999991% of brain cell have been disapeared with many red dwarf*

[@PattPlays]

its a tie!

[@Atula416]

3:30 yay my star is stronger than 10000 ultra cool red dwarfs :D

[@davdiusproductions]

My star too :)

[@Atula416]

@@davdiusproductions yay ur star is strong 2 ^^

[@circusbabysclaw7545]

@@Atula416 same with mine

[@soongwanjun9381]

I got very curious question how many black holes that detected yet still unseen?

[@dragonking4999]

Since I’m a idiot could you explain the atmospheres and inner stuff of all the planets?

[@LittleRedSlime]

Me:were half of those even words Scientists:very common ones

[@messier8379]

What if 65Billion Red Dwarfs(All of Red Dwarfs in galaxy) vs The Luminosity of R136a1 (9Million suns) 1Billion Red Dwarfs vs 1 Blue Giant star(example Rigel)

[@AstroCatz]

Red Dwarfs win

[@AstroCatz]

Rigel wins

[@messier8379]

@@AstroCatz thanks

[@goldypirss]

What Is Proxima Centauri

[@Atula416]

Second closest star to earth (After the sun)

[@srisrifamily2544]

@@Atula416 and a trinary star

[@Atula416]

@@srisrifamily2544 he didn't mention Alpha centauri A or B

[@ClaudeSpeed32]

Arcturus is actually an incredibly bright giant star eeh

[@seventyblue8801]

this was 10x more better than school

[@trustrichard]

Can you talk about the furthest object in the universe?

[@Ceres4S2D1]

How many red dwarfs would it take to be brighter than DogePro?

[@Atula416]

∞ red dwarfs

[@AstroCatz]

56,013

[@Ceres4S2D1]

@@AstroCatz You're awesome xd

[@KalisStuff]

random fact: brown dwarfs live forever

[@maryvilla4741]

Hai ;v;

[@sdn4424]

"When your learning in KZbin than online class"

[@mskeisha0825]

But how many red dwarfs would edge out Rigel in Mass?

[@astronomyodyssey1079]

Around 200

[@heuzame6198]

Didnt you made some comma mistakes either in your math or in your video? Using the data you given me i came to the conclussion thats they all can beat sun (exluding the lightest stars and the average value) but still good video PS: I just misread it so hes still right

[@AstroCatz]

? I claimed that stars more than 0.13xSun's mass can beat Sun

[@AstroCatz]

or having an average luminosity of 10^-4

[@AstroCatz]

In the video TRAPPIST-1 is *0.000373%* of Sun, not 0.000373xSun

[@heuzame6198]

@@AstroCatz well you said thats a specific star have 0.004 of sun's luminosity multiplying it with 10k will make it to 40 not 4

[@heuzame6198]

@@AstroCatz Wait was it in precent? PS: it really is so my bad

[@sowz-d1h]

1:00:00:00

[@Creashaks_]

do l type stars main-seqence count as ultra cool dwarfs

[@gyaltsengoh1259]

Sun:YUMMY,HUGE RED POPSTARS

[@SyDatNguyen-r4j]

You must simulate this in Universe sandbox

[@unitedindia8908]

"Which is Brigher?" Yeah we know the real word is brighter

[@plutoidrepublic2765]

what about BROWN DWARFS of the L,T class?

[@plutoidrepublic2765]

@green_the_planet anything higher than L7.5? any Known L3-0?

[@khrundel]

Делай больше научно популярного контента😀😀😀🇺🇦

[@raymonhasanrahil7081]

this Was Comment on 4:12 Pm Coool

[@Svensk7119]

Red DwarVES. Dang it. 🙂.

[@tealianmapping]

hi

[@spacebirdfleetio151]

The red dwarfs hate being small

[@Clone-Datchia]

2,500k Kelvin degrees or 2,500k k as in thousand

[@toeddie3270]

So maybe we marge 10000 Red Dwarfs how many Suns can beat ?

[@AstroCatz]

hang on That generates a black hole/quasi star

[@messier8379]

@@AstroCatz type of intermediate mass Blackholes

[@Ceres4S2D1]

_Brigher_ *_SHHH,_* no one tell DogePro-

[@OmarMateen1488]

( ˃ᯅ˂) i cant stop ( ꪊꪻ⊂) cute catfemboy 0:51

[@Powerbreadwastaken]

What about r136a1

[@jos_elgamer6817]

Maybe they could be a bigger red dwarf out there maybe about 3 quaters of the radii of the Sun

[@ArwinaThePlanet]

How many red Drawfs For Stephenson 2-18 (Stephenson 2-18 is 3 billion km big)

[@just_a_dude_nothing_much6039]

why didn’t you choose a white dwarf

[@Dodecahedronchannel]

How about gliese 229A its a red dwarf that's the size of our sun