Nova...Supernova...Hypernova - Simulated and Explained

[@justinbiggs1005]

You should also look into pair instability supernova. They occur in massive population 3 stars ranging from 150 to 250 solar masses. Basically the star fuses every element up to oxygen. The core gets so hot and reaches around two billion kelvin, it creates so much gamma radiation it creates electron positron pairs which annihilate in an uncontrollable manner creating a runaway fusion reaction which causes the entire star to detonate, leaving no remnant whatsoever behind. Of course it can't be simulated in universe sandbox, but it's still very intriguing.

[@NOlR.]

You nerd nobody know’s what you’re saying (Then again maybe i’m the stupid one because all i do is watch anime all at home and don’t pay attention in school

[@succ5666]

Stain there’s nothing wrong about being a nerd. :)

[@hihunter7]

That's amazing. Such a violent reaction that it leaves nothing left.

[@zeusnitch]

What's a bossa nova? Is that when your manager explodes?

[@ownerfate]

Bassa Nova - " When a star reaches critical mass, and implodes from the bass drop. "

[@zeusnitch]

Or is it when Bruce Springsteen gets angry and you can count the veins in his neck before they rupture?

[@kerbalpanda3592]

Guess what I dont have a job I live in China

[@superjax007]

Panda ok and?

[@funtimesgamingchannel1383]

thedoctorzeus lol

[@Pluto-yp7br]

the fact that the "Hello wonderful person this is Anton" and the sun exploding almost sync is funny

[@silvervortex8532]

I have type 2 super nova diabetes

[@pezpeculiar9557]

I love your series -- it helps me learn many things about space science that I never fully understood before. Thank you, and keep it up!

[@Zatote]

peculiargoldfish same

[@rajesh240976]

Hey, congrats on almost 100K!

[@yinyang1217]

Mainkwaft.

[@SnowblindOtter]

You used the word 'Collapsar' incorrectly, Anton. *Collapsar:*_A celestial body left over as a remnant after the gravitational collapse of a star, ie. a black hole, neutron star, or white dwarf._ *Hypernova:*_An extremely energetic release of energy caused when very massive stars collapse under their own weight at the end of their life cycle. See also: Gamma Ray Burst._

[@TheDrumstickEmpire]

Did you copy and paste this because it says: see also: gamma ray burst

[@billywoodruff7173]

He an idiot

[@Exahedron]

@@TheDrumstickEmpire he prob did

[@lancelefevre351]

I love your videos, brother. Always great to watch and you put enough fact in them to make them a learning experience as well as keeping them short enough to watch a few in a row during the days down time. Cheers

[@PupOrionSirius26]

Had an interesting thought about a type 1 Supernova. Because heavy matter elements are created mostly on the bow shock wave of the explosion, and the partner star is also destroyed during the event, that a lot of this fusion would happen in an area of the wavefront around where the partner star was relative to the exploding white dwarf. Like a bug on a windshield.

[@SDLocke]

HyperNova is when the gravitational pull off massive stars collapse and turns into a huge phenomen rivaling the dawn of creation

[@billywoodruff7173]

Tf the dawn of creation stop combining religion and science

[@K-A5]

Beautiful! Amazing how powerful hypernovae are and what metals and gravity they create!

[@sour_lemon27]

Hey, i remember asking you about a hypernova, thanks! I dont remember what was my question but i apreciate the effort anyways. Thanks again :)

[@Zatote]

Esli lopez what about godlynova

[@Versuffe]

Gabriel lazy Bones that’s the Big Bang XD

[@siyacer]

We just encountered a Kilonova! Explain those, next!

[@antaresmc4407]

2 n stars splash on each other. End

[@johnhobson9165]

It was Tycho Brahe who wrote about what is now known to be a supernova in 1572. His paper had the title De Nova Stella -- "About the New Star".

[@lunaware_live]

Anton has motivated me to make a Poster called the Suns Birth and Death. Thank You Anton

[@WillPittenger]

How about a video about unnovae. Those are situations in which a massive star collapses into a black hole, but the new black hole captures all the energy.

[@Versuffe]

That’s what a 4 year old thinks of supernova or nove with a black hole They think it’s gone by black hole

[@daisypacilan6808]

You deserve a million subs

[@michaeldougherty2807]

Something I've been wondering for a while. How does the larger star handle the supernova going off right next to it?

[@Cjr_7270]

Great vid Anton your such an awesome guy and you have a awesome channel I love your vids that you make and you upload everyday which is awesome good shit Anton good shit

[@lucifermephistophilies6629]

Trust me there was quite the nervous gasp as I typed this but I told the 'CME ' that it was for an urgent and good reason

[@finno-px6of]

Hey I have a question, how do we really know when our star will eventually die and consume our system, probably a idiotic question but hope someone can help!

[@SyrennaMoon]

It depends on mass, amout of hydrogen and size..that means when you have mass(gravity) of some star and can see "colour" of it, you conclude type of it, calculate amount of hydrogen depending on radiation(heat, colour, electromagnetic spectrum), and add it in nuclear fusion in core(size of a core can be concluded based on mass aand density, but you also need more calculations and informations about star), you can get time needed to fuse all hydrogen. Which means years that remain till the end of a star. It is not true number but this is simplest way to explain it.

[@jermainemcclain2818]

Doesn't matter you'll be dead by then

[@Zatote]

Finn Byrne time travel

[@Dblaster02]

What software tool are you for these wonderful simulations?

[@jamesaron1967]

In this video Universe Sandbox

[@DaSpoonyBard]

I knew a guy who was walking to his mailbox WHAM - a hypernova happened. Doctor said he'd never be able to walk again.

[@X-Gen-001]

I'd like to see Universe Sandbox eventually incorporate the origin of our universe, the Big Bang followed by matter-antimatter annihilation freeze out, primordial nucleosynthesis, the first generation of giant stars, heavier element enrichment, the first generation of galaxies and formation, inflation acceleration via dark energy etc, up to the present day. I suppose this is too difficult for present day home pc tech to achieve but I would imagine this is where Universe Sandbox and other applications like it are headed.i.e. a Cosmological Sandbox. Quantum computers on their own aren't practical for gaming and simulations but in tandem with classical computing and graphics, they will be. What fun that would be, to make little changes, for example to the Hubble constant or the mass of an electron or the strength of magnetism and see what catastrophic differences occur in the evolution of the universe. Not just fun but potentially a very useful tool.

[@Mernom]

Too complicated, too many variables to stimulate without a supercomputer.

[@X-Gen-001]

That's true, for now.

[@SenorBumboCactoni]

Wheres the killernova? Didnt know if its spelled right, but i mean the collission of 2 neutronstars

[@AhanSalty]

Here's what I'm waiting for!

[@vuhdeem]

So is the only difference between supernova and hypernova that the hypernova leaves only a black hole and never a neutron star?

[@afoxwithahat7846]

Energy amount also

[@franktidepod8724]

a casanova is what happens when a star steals yo woman

[@GoldFNAF]

i think a blackhole is created when a very massive star becomes so big it exploded and the neutron star is smaller than the Schwarzschild Radius so it created a blackhole Correct me if i'm wrong

[@obamngaaa]

Dude, his PC is extremely beefy, he was inside an Universe Sandbox Supernova and it didn't lag

[@impaler331]

Makes me deeply sad knowing how much more upbeat and haopy he seemed here compared to recently with the hard times hes going through now. Im too familiar with the feeling of loss, cant imagine loss of a child.

[@jamesaron1967]

Wonderful types of novae

[@زنكي]

Great explanation

[@bigantplowright5711]

I had an alcoholic maths teacher at school. Watching this was similar, he knew what he was doing but trying to follow...…..

[@CreidDesmodus]

anton, i'd love to see gamma ray bursts as a topic in one of your videos, unless you already have and i missed it in the search.

[@jvt1226]

All elements are found in solar wind which is an electric discharge.

[@thaliathecatswips5548]

I just *LOVE* space

[@wingoreviewsboxingandmma3667]

Where does the kilonova go on this scale?

[@UltimateBargains]

We are made of stardust.

[@silentgamer3419]

UltimateBargains Your face creeps me out

[@DeDaDemon]

We are a star. Or at least a part of it.

[@m.r.2221]

UltimateBargains I

[@kaiikaii3267]

Normalny widz Bladeusza Yes, i am a star, that's why i'm hot. If you get it.

[@ImproxAi0li]

BloxBuster ........

[@roloful4997]

Came for the thumbnail

[@uweb1147]

So, Anton, how will our sun die? Certainly the hydrogen inside will cease to fuse into helium. The gravity pressure will shrink the sun. Energy inside increases, and new fusion arises. This will cease, the sun will collapse again, and may create some fusion again. How often will this pumping happen? And what happens when there is no fusion anymore?

[@siloseeairenicus5889]

You can explain Nova, Supernova, even Hypernova. But you can't explain a Romanova. Dat's how complicated women are.

[@changxuxue2241]

Siloseea Irenicus what about kilonova

[@nanika5940]

Petanova

[@jimigreen2050]

Any type of novas seen being light years away from us happened a very long time ago. I hear about stars that are going to go nova. These stars that are seen are light years away. I've heard that some may damage earth. These stars data we see today have to have already gone nova. Am I right?

[@Medgator]

This is recommended to you in 2020.

[@ramonromeijnsen9170]

Anton how can it be that the particles seem to move faster than the speed of light after a hypernova?

[@VladStopTalking]

Is there anything above Hypernova?

[@based980]

the weirdest thing is that i came here because i was looking at the spore wiki and then i looked up stuff about stars and here i am

[@OrionZephyrV]

What is a kilionova?

[@Coldyraps]

2:50 that is a type 1 supernova

[@Jana-ho9mu]

It said 15 seconds ago on my subscriptions

[@earthinthecomments4944]

Planet Earth Hey.

[@unitedstates1796]

I will eat you all.

[@Zatote]

Planet Earth no

[@Zatote]

Planet Earth your a baby planet yup earth is a baby planet

[@politicallyinaccuratetoast4757]

You do realize that my pfp is arcturus so ill eat you all

[@swirlcrop]

Thanks for the interesting video.

[@bearing_aficionado]

What about a Champagne Supernova?

[@denissavgir2881]

I think you meant type 1a, not type 1

[@kj12351]

The supernova in 1604 was visible with the naked eye for 18 month

[@theoneandonlycrabnebula3618]

Nice intro

[@noahstockum877]

What about Gamma Ray

[@diaress]

Kilonova?

[@gumunduringigumundsson9344]

Around 4th minute when you say the Nova happens you use the term "nuclear" explosion.. should you not say "fusion" instead? Just a "pedantic" explosion here on my part hehe🖖🐶👍. I thank you so much for a very great channel dude. Best of luck to you.

[@gumunduringigumundsson9344]

Aargh... I am wrooong hahaha.. was just watching Fraiser Cane's channel about nuclear rockets.. I realized it is "nuclear" reaction for both fusion and FISSION haha. My apoligies. You rock!

[@aronsic1221]

What about kilonova

[@viennasavage9110]

why didnt u let the Nova explode, I wanted to see it

[@wholesomesandwich2437]

So if we are part stardust 5 billion years old, wouldn’t that mean part of us is 5 billion years old?

[@josephparker3033]

Yes but atoms don’t really change with age so, unless it undergoes radioactive decay, there is no way to tell a 5 billion year old atom from a brand new one made by neutron bombardment or some other means.

[@Versuffe]

a youtuber with quality content no We are *13 - 14 BILLION YEARS OLD* *epic*

[@qquinoxp3500]

Hi Anton

[@RoryRose_]

Nova, supernova, hypernova & Pizza Nova.

[@aquariumfish-i4h]

Nova Supernova Kilonova Hypermova *PIZZANOVA*

[@astronaut_11]

Game link?

[@blastturtle22]

Nice informative video dude, your videos never fail to impress! Can you do a video of ROX(Ring Of X) 42 bb? i've been looking for info about ti but i can't seem to find much.

[@conspiracytheory9525]

I would like to see a simulation of the red nova there predicting within the next five years that will be visible from earth it’s supposed to create a red colored nebula I just can’t remember the name of the star itself.

[@doriannab]

You have a nice voice.

[@dutyfruity6314]

largest star we know now if the stephenson 2-18

[@gemdragon555]

AYYYY 100k!!!!!

[@MelaninLighthouse]

You forgot kilonova... Two neutron stars colliding

[@jamesaron1967]

Was wondering about that.

[@henksuli2879]

why all my supernovas look same no different colors

[@nicholasbannana5877]

Our sun is so sad that it can't even make a planetary nebula well it can but can't light it all up cuz the white dwarf is so small The white dwarf is about the size of the Earth when the sun explodes. By the way the first one is called a continuous Nova the white dwarf keeps on exploding like a supernova Well a weaker version of it He didn't even talk about the kilonova sure kilonova are stronger than type two but weaker than hypernova but it still would be cool.

[@zulnayim1550]

is that NIDAVELIR

[@denissavgir2881]

Universe sandbox is cool, but you gotta give space engine a try. Instead of simulating astrophysics, space engine is more about exploration. It creates a three-dimensional planetarium representing the entire universe from a combination of real astronomical data and scientifically-accurate procedural generation algorithms. Users can travel through space in any direction or speed, and forwards or backwards in time, within a block universe of billions of light years. Zoom all the way from grains of sand on a moon to galaxy superclusters.

[@k888y]

do you even watch him? he’s been playing with that for the past 6 years

[@denissavgir2881]

@@k888y nope. That's cool tho

[@zainb17]

what about kilonova?

[@jarvis7472]

Thats when 2 neutron stars collide with eachother.

[@lucifermephistophilies6629]

Oh and one more missing piece to your quantum puzzle the piece that would have had to be from the very origin of the beginning in order to reach the aspect of the beginning. Have you ever wondered why there is the tradition and custom of bloodline that, from incarnation to incarnation and generation to generation seems to pass something to the next. Some secret family trait that goes back further they say than recorded history. That something is a memory, more than that it's my soul, the original energy pattern sequence present at the dawn of creations birth. That's right me flying head over heels and all that occurred thereafter preserved in energy format and carried from life time to life time until coming full circle so that quantum synchronicity could be achieved, forgot that part. Sorry

[@gustavoburgalroman1465]

AHHHHH WE ARE ALL GONNA DIE WE ARE SUPERNOVAS

[@DJpiya1]

It's so peculiar to think that my body parts r made out of supernova remnant. 😂😂😄

[@thel999]

You forgot about the kilonova :P

[@unknown-hj4gh]

this one is my favorite!! :D

[@steelcomrade6871]

Why should I have to be in a science class if I can just watch his videos

[@Versuffe]

Government wants u to get no smart

[@heccinv]

the earth is hollow, we live on the inside crust and the universe exists inside earth.

[@Jaaylinu]

Is this a joke? Or are you accually being stupid?

[@erdnuz2014]

its obviously a joke

[@heccinv]

Jeroen vdP joke

[@Hadagenki]

"Hollowed skull" hypothesis.

[@yinyang1217]

r/woooosh

[@magicalbanana7991]

Cool no super nova and black hole!

[@jjsta.romana8820]

Bossanova, JAZZ BUT THAT IS A DIFFERENT WAY

[@beepbeepimasheep237beepbee3]

I chose a supermassive star, exploded it and gave me a black hole! :O

[@tres-2b848]

Similar but not really

[@unavailableuser7280]

Dafue

[@theinternetpolice4365]

The sun will undergo a nova, a process where a white dwarf is made

[@Mernom]

Sun sized stars don't explode, they just peasfully dissolve with the core becoming a white dwarf IIRC.

[@HouseWX]

You forgot kilonova

[@johnstanley3468]

A casanova justs eats all the other stars out of exostance 😂😂😂

[@Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster]

Cool.

[@MoatezTidjani]

Kilonova left the chat

[@LH-mq9]

how do you know im wonderful

[@vicioussensitiverobot]

what if all the stars collided?

[@vicioussensitiverobot]

you too doofus or was that a compliment? either way you too

[@finefondue9307]

Jahan Guerra long story short, you won’t see the end of it, or even the beginning.

[@DodgyDaveGTX]

What about a Chicken Soupernova?

[@doumb8430]

I just had a type 1 explosive diarrhea .... man it hurts. 😁

[@Sevant15]

Nova supernova hypernova kokohnova?

[@yinyang1217]

*Insert 2019 world here with memes*

[@depressedboi438]

theres stuff called nova??? ;-;

[@Sharpless2]

whaaaaat?

[@unprepared9732]

My MacBook can’t handle nova’s supernova’s And hypernova’s

[@Jana-ho9mu]

Sirius black

[@Zatote]

Planet Earth baby planet lol

[@dolloptwerpandorange402]

Are novas just fireworks