Journey to Enormous Stars: Space Monsters Unveiled

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Venture into the dazzling mysteries of the cosmos as we explore some of the most colossal and mesmerizing stars. From our very own Sun to distant giants like Betelgeuse and Stephenson 2-18, discover the immense scale and power of these celestial phenomena. Join us on this fantastic journey to uncover the secrets of the universe's fascinating titans.
00:00 Intro
01:51 The Sun
12:20 Closest stars
34:52 WR 102
45:27 Betelgeuse
57:32 CW Leonis
1:06:44 Stephenson 2-18
1:14:47 The Orion Nebula
1:28:18 Ending
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@36:20: error: a star shedding its outer layers and resulting in a white dwarf does not go supernova. The red giant forms a planetary nebula out of its outer layers and does not go supernova, unless the resulting white dwarf later ends up siphoning a binary companion's mass. If this does occur, the white dwarf will go type 1a supernova upon reaching the Chandrasekhar limit of 1.4 solar masses. Type 1a supernovae completely obliterate their parent white dwarf and leave no remnants in their place (as opposed to type 2, which can leave either a neutron star or a black hole). If no type 1a supernova occurs, the white dwarf will slowly cool over trillions of years until it becomes a black dwarf

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Stephenson 2-18. Are probably only red giant star much closer to earth, according to the latest news

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