Universe Sandbox 2/Space Engine - MAGNETARS

[@nickkennedy9034]

I want to thank you about getting us a "hands-on" experience with my favorite things in the universe

[@enceladus32]

+Nick “rockfish” Kennedy "Mommy, look, a star!" "Go touch it Jimmy, go ahead and touch it."

[@tyleranderson4834]

Woop woop woop woop woop woop woop woop woop woop woop

[@jacobyarnell7600]

I alone can survive the full power of a Magnetar. I have been known to lie.

[@furpz]

Jacob Yarnell. Roblox player? Cool. I play roblox too!

[@harriettubman7316]

Noob oh God...

[@veve1401]

Noob i do not i hate it

[@100guest9]

Jacob Yarnell Her pic has zero robux she a noob

[@manongknows2001]

Jacob Yarnell lol$$

[@theveryaveragegamer9865]

I love magnitars ever since I heard of them I have been extremely fascinated by them.

[@deadshot4245]

not to mention it could pull iron out of your blood

[@supergreatoli2]

Iron in your blood is demagnetised

[@deadshot4245]

+Business Cat I was waiting for someone to catch that and point it out

[@supergreatoli2]

Yeah right....

[@nicholashylton6857]

+Business Cat I am not quite sure if they could strip all iron out of your body but their *_gargantuan_* magnetic fields - literally, *trillions* of times stronger than Earth's - are capable of aligning the magnetic fields of all the atoms in your body. i.e. Turn you into a bar magnet if you were closer than 1,000 km. And (surprise, surprise) that would indeed kill you. Magnetars are amazing beasts! To me, _much more_ fascinating than black holes any day. Google some info about the magnetar: *SGR 1806-20* In December of 2004, the Earth was smacked across the face by that mini-monster, sitting 50,000 ly away. The facts and figures about the event are, well, jaw dropping! Trust me.

[@Fasteroid]

I wonder how close you'd have to get to feel anything different ( ゜-゜)

[@dezzlok]

Magnetars are so powerful that if you used one to attach a notepad to your fridge it wouldn't fall off.

[@FatalFist]

Damn, it's like every video of Universe Sandbox 2 I see - it gets more and more updated.

[@ronaldderooij1774]

A rotation of 1 per second is very slow. The pulsars/magnetars rotate between 1 to 1000 rotations per second. that is because of the conservation of angular momentum when the star shrinks from a huge star to a 15 km radius.

[@bharanikumarbharani9031]

Not only thousand but a quarter of speed of light

[@donda2111]

So basically, magnetars are pulsars on steroids?

[@bondedblade9611]

+GoodGuyDom11 exactly

[@yeetusmccleetus6697]

@@bondedblade9611 and they release intense energy pulses called starqaukes which if I'm not mistaken, can rip planets too pieces if hit by them.

[@dipak002]

Fantastic simulation of a magnetars and its affect on nearby objects.. Great work,

[@fuxxxie]

came back for this cool throwback due to your more recent episode on magnetars.

[@WackyModder84]

Yo Anton! Is it possible to create Quasars in Universe Sandbox 2? I know that you showed off Pulsars already, but are *Quasars* possible in this game too? I'm gonna assume that if they were, all you'd really do to make one is collapse a pulsar into a black hole, right? I know that's how one other person on KZbin supposedly made one, but I'm not entirely sure if that really was a Quasar he came up with. Is there more to it than that?

[@whatdamath]

+WackyModder84 Hi, it's not really possible, but I'm making a video about them nevertheless. Coming up soon! thanks!

[@masxutesno]

+WackyModder84 its suppose ,a quasar is a hypermassive black hole (with a mass about 10.000.000 of suns or more) than is "eating" materia ...but...sometimes the black hole its unable to eat everything and repels some materia on form of very powerful gamma rays ,Thats what they called a quasi stellar object ...they are often found in the middle of radio-galaxies....so..i think its possible to do in this game...maybe it works if you put a hypermassive black hole and surround it with A LOT OF (insane amount) material than can feed it...sorry 4 my bad english

[@stefandraskoci6608]

+Anton Petrov (WhatDaMath) they actually are. Somebody made one by accident during a live stream. The footage is on here

[@nighthunter4004]

+WackyModder84 a quasar is huge. In realism we know to little to really make a bases of what the main components there made of. There a lot like galaxies but we can barely get a good idea for size in realism due to how far away they are.

[@100guest9]

WackyModder84 i am from le future (a year to be exact) he did

[@teddy7746]

Magnetars are the coolest thing

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

I'm just really amazed at Anton, she knows and how much he knows the space engine program

[@matthewphilpott1702]

We need to hear about magnetars even more. I say it's the most interesting subject in my opinion

[@Giddy86]

"Hey, Mr. Magnetar! How many Gauss do you have to offer?" - "Yes."

[@kojitvmanz3892]

To me, magnetars are the most terrifying single type of objects known in the whole universe.

[@teddy7746]

Within a few million miles and the magnetism of the star would disrupt the electrical signals in nerves and your heart would stop beating. Even closer and it would rip every atom in your body apart.

[@tommcdaniel2208]

Exciting presentation! Imaginative and very well done. Super graphics. Thank you.

[@cameronmcallister7606]

The future of entertainment is Black holes vs other deadly phenomena in our universe. (Also, imagine what we humans have not discovered yet, imagine even more powerful stars, stars the size of small galaxies with no conceivable way of being held together, imagine the possibilities, we don't know that Physics applies the same everywhere...)

[@bjgeantil]

***** exactly

[@oneshotagario9311]

+Evolvedgaming lol,U ARE WRONG,if u have something in which,is gonna not go supernova at first,but live only around 1000 years,and then SCREW SUPERNOVA AND FUDGING HYPERNOVA,ITS GOING FUDING SUPERHYPERNOVA,Lol,I'm not kidding, although probably the star would live only round a few days,lol

[@deltainfinium869]

A star the size of a galaxy CAN be concievibly held together and not collapse! If its spinning rediculously fast, of course

[@BCwell2010]

6AU is lil bit past Jupiter,it is 5AU.Not near Uranus.

[@liamailiam]

6AU is less than the orbit of Jupiter. Jupiter orbits at 8AU

[@PantsuMann]

+blueskyday Actually Jupiter orbits at 5 AU.

[@liamailiam]

PantsuMann youre right, thank you

[@Osmani4you]

+PantsuMann 5.2

[@davidnlguy6798]

how do you get the organics option? i have universe sandbox but not the organics!

[@Brynnium]

A single copper loop around that perpendicular to the rotation axis at a distance of an AU or so -- how many watts would it generate?

[@PaleozoicProductions]

How do I get 3D landscaping like the intro?

[@RadioactiveChannel06]

Dinosaur, Giraffes And MORE!!!!! Get Space Engine

[@GirlyKat9001]

I didn't know magnetism could do something insane as THAT. I knew huge gravity does pretty crazy stuff, but magnetism?... I think I won't be touching any strong magnets any time soon...

[@akhaten4239]

+ForgottenOutra A magnetars magnetism can actually overcome the immense gravitational force of a black hole. It could tear Earth into shreds in seconds before we realise it.

[@thepsion5]

When matter gets compressed enough (think a second after the Big Bang), Gravity and Magnetism combine into a single force. Crazy stuff.

[@theunknown9968]

+Evolvedgaming people think that there is no gravity in space. even your brother probably does.

[@RobertMStahl]

1/137, the number of different states for hydrino. Thus, the implied deformation of nucleii... The universe is an LC circuit due to the First Law of Thermodynamics. The speed of energy in statespace is a constant.

[@crackedemerald4930]

Wait a Second, if I stand near a magnetar, I would become cold solid spaghetti plasma?

[@victorjoel1663]

Yes

[@quicogenio]

lol

[@politicallyinaccuratetoast4757]

Yes and it will also tear the iron out of your blood

[@somesortofdeliciousbiscuit3704]

New ReBCO (Rare earth Barium Copper oxide) high temperature superconductors could give a 20T field when cooled to 20K. This could make tokamaks feasible power sources via nuclear fusion.

[@SuperDeadparrot]

Can you discuss the formation of pulsar planets next?

[@UNOwen1]

+Anton Petrov; I want to thank you - for giving of your time, and your mind, to these videos. I think education is SO important, and such a wasted opportunity, which ANYone can - and should - grasp. rather than sitting, and listening to conspiracies, and all the other garbage, I really wish KZbin, et. al would put that stuff in a 'playpen,' and even those who wanted to watch them, would first have to watch just ONE educational video (of their choice) per day. I suck up learning, Ive always loved it. The difference between smart and stupid people? Stupid people think they know all there is. Smart people know one never stops learning Question; you say getting within a distance of a few kilometres, vacuum becomes magnetic... magnetism out of nothing. How does that jibe with matter can't be created nor destroyed, only changed? The vacuum's considered LITERALLY nothing? If thats the case, where's the 'something' coming from? Thanks for your sharing.

[@oneshotagario9311]

Ohhhhh,Ohhhhh,Such a inspiring speech,good job bro,Btw I agree 💯 🔭📡

[@celiogouvea]

I believe the strong magnetic field is a vortex in space-time generated by the spin.

[@brady4169]

So if you could harness fission energy and create a pulsar star energy at a controllable level such as yousing led and high enegergy absorbing material could you use super magnetic poles syntheticly created to focuse the pulsars could you create pull in space?

[@brady4169]

My understanding is space is full of magnetic waves if we could map that energy and harness magnetic energy on a massive level we could litteraly Zipp across the cosmos

[@Giovanni.QuintonValentine]

So many fantastic videos thank you for the information :)

[@TheButcherClan]

I'm actually the Hulk so I'm immune to gamma radiation and could be 1000 km away.

[@RavnoUK]

There are equipment that generate 16 Teslas. And you can not levitate a frog with a solid state magnet.. you need a lot more.. ..Just saying. Cool vid. :)

[@Silverwing_99]

yes medical MRIs are generally 0.5 up to 3 Teslas, and most larger hospitals have them

[@jeffmccrea9347]

Hey Anton, I have a question for you. I tried to find one of your programs on gravity waves but couldn't so I'll ask it here. Assume for this conversation that I am immune to the normal gravitational, radiation and magnetic effects of being too close to two orbiting neutron stars. In other words, I could float in my space suit 5 miles from this pair and watch them collide. What extra effects would the resulting gravity waves have on my body at this range? Would my head and feet be bouncing off of each other? Would I be torn apart or would I even notice anything at all? Thank you for your consideration.

[@Theultimatespinjitsu]

Amazing content dude. Very interesting and has a lot of facts.

[@kameronbriggs235]

Whenever i have kids, im going to make sure they have a nice computer with universe sandbox to play around with. That and spore. Also im going to take the time to watch as many documentaries about space and science as i can with them. Oh and a library full of books. I wouldnt trade all the interest my dad gave me and the time he spent with me watching science documentaries for anything.

[@anas8356]

Just make sure they don’t get addicted to games.

[@kameronbriggs235]

@@anas8356 nothing wrong with that. I still function fine and im a big time gamer. I still devote time to studying, i still worked concrete which is harder than most people will ever work on any day in their lives.

[@thevoiceinyourhead7215]

that sounds wonderful, I just hope you don't turn these hopes into expectations, as soon as they start forming full sentences, there's really no telling where they're gonna go after there, all one can do (morally) is to lead them down safer roads than the past has forced most

[@kameronbriggs235]

@@thevoiceinyourhead7215 well ill probably never have kids.

[@thevoiceinyourhead7215]

@@kameronbriggs235 alright, that's fair, but hey, if it's still a hope of yours, there's still a chance, it's a bigger world than most tend to see it as, though I think it would be fair of me to assume you're quite informed of vastness in general

[@Silverwing_99]

i love your videos anton - awesome

[@jakezz4767]

You can switch the grid on from the "view" options. And an Astronomical Unit is the distance from The Earth to The Sun, not Uranus to Sun.

[@oneshotagario9311]

Nope,Pluto And Sunni belive,lol

[@oneshotagario9311]

+RetardOnTheInternet stfu noob

[@jakezz4767]

Arguments...*sigh*

[@jakezz4767]

+JakeZ Oh wow it became *bolded*

[@jakezz4767]

+JakeZ *L*O*L*

[@OMEGA744VFX]

How did you make giant stars look smooth in space engine What version Is it a patch Or setting

[@asbestos464]

4:32 they need to bring that materiel back the green one

[@thetriggerhappypwner]

How do you make these things in this program? I have only been able to the simple things... :(

[@remixener22]

1. How much does Universe Sandbox cost? 2. What does he use in the beginning?

[@johanandersson8689]

I really like the idea of landing on a neutron star. I guess that you would feel a bit heavy, but thats probably not a big deal.

[@katherinemhadhebi3399]

You will burn if you try to land a netron star

[@ethorii]

"What happens inside a neutron star stays inside a neutron star." Sounds like an ad slogan from neutron star tours, inc.

[@KaiSanDesu]

I like ur commentary, sub earned

[@DavidBrown-in8hi]

“The Day my Credit Card was Wiped”

[@100guest9]

Got it if u stand near a magnetar you i will become that can of cream of mushroom i ate for breakfast

[@MrTexy66]

yes it would.

[@semigsedem]

I guess the pulsars would not beam the gamma rays in straight lines over several AU with a rotation period of seconds as speed of light is not infinite.

[@mikestevens8012]

Bravo ,. Yet well I wanna hear about metiorite s , how to tell , fusion crusts , all ;. Chondrules , I need samples , bb sized gives me something , but why is bb sized common , ...a pictures worth 1000 words , in focus and up close , filters and infared ...does black lite make some glow?..I'm getting geared up to go seek ...any tips and tricks?

[@crzyczech]

Pretty good presentation. Don't mind the haters and smart asses , they are everywhere.

[@mordirit8727]

Sorry if it's a dumb question but what was the simulator you were using at the beginning of the video? And why don't you use it exclusively for the videos, it's mindblowing ._.

[@funicubing7340]

+Thiago Freitas read the title again

[@timcrouch2415]

+Thiago Freitas I believe it is the same simulator as the rest of the video (Universe Sandbox 2, in the title). I just think that he was zoomed in on a planet's surface in the intro, and then zoomed out to view stars for most of the rest of the video.

[@carringtonthecarebear3323]

+Thiago Freitas It is called space engine

[@mordirit8727]

Annoying Dog I was somehow stupid enough to convince myself it was the name of this series of videos lmao; I have long since found out the name and downloaded the simulator; nowadays all of my computer's wallpapers are taken from some cool planets I found in there =D

[@Ichijoumi]

how the hell can you add magnetic fields to Universe Sandbox 2, been looking all over in the menus and for the love of me i cant see those settings.

[@westaaron9984]

hey anton what if a magnetar met a black hole

[@fckinnonstick9919]

Hail! Soviet Union! We need discipline in this collapsing world now!

[@Chippy2000]

What is the game or programs you use to record the opening clip?

[@Pman12]

+PhantomXBL It's Space Engine :)

[@josephdransfield785]

Wait what happens if there is a large interstellar body but with very low mass

[@iurieysi9103]

7:48 nah 6 AU is too short compared to where Uranus is.. (about 20 au)

[@Reth_Hard]

I like your videos! Continue your good work! You could be a very great teacher. (This simulator was clearly not coded by a random script kiddie...)

[@ccr2702]

Love you

[@jeremykertgate7860]

i dunno if it has been said already, but the process of atoms being stretched at the point where you get near a massive gravity well like this is called "spaghettification"

[@rensbuuron4862]

A magnetar is not made of hydrogen its made from neutrino's its sort of 1 gigantic nucleus. also the light admitted bij de magnetar is in fact light and not 'stuf' its light in many different wave lengths our eyes can only see a very smal part of the spectrum luckily we have technology that helps us see it anyway

[@timlizzard]

uranis orbits at 19 mars At 1.52 jupiter at 5 saturn at 9 an neptune at 29 (I learned tis by anton XD)

[@white2_68]

they are called stellar quakes.

[@hernancoronel]

How about if people living close to a magnetar are themselves modeling on their own universe sandbox a planet close to a star like Earth and wondering how could life would evolve in a planet illuminated by so much star radiation (our visible light)? Just thinking...

[@sylvian98765432100]

We can say that magnetar can magnetise the dark matter ... because nothing (vaccum) or say space will never gonna magnetise out of nothing...

[@aswinprabu2853]

What causes such magnetic field

[@ethannatebicomong754]

That looks like a intermadiem black hole that looks like a light house!!!!!

[@kewlgengulmatico2546]

His name sounds like major petrov from call of duty.

[@blackholenebula1714]

wrong the 1 on 0:56 is a quarkstar

[@VerkoAviarhidea]

wait can liquid/molten iron get attracted by magnets?

[@Stupidhead-et1je]

I'm pretty sure it can.

[@theutgardianchannel1952]

well if pure vacumm gets magnetized to then I guess even plastic and wooden can be attracted

[@DodgyDaveGTX]

That random planet was, in fact, Chris Chan Sonichu's home world of CWCville or whateverthefuck :D

[@louisquatorze9280]

Starquake - Robert L Forward

[@fetusfruit1854]

This is an idiotic question but,what if every human and/or every living thing in the universe were to go in a single black hole at once? would it mess up time?

[@wathalol]

we would die that's all (the mass of all living things on earth together is pretty insignificant when you put it in galatic terms)

[@marine20996]

Time is relative to us humans and is not consistent as it should appear to be. It exists because you do.

[@thedarkman1478]

Awsomeeee

[@CstriderNNS]

wouldn't it force particles to travel faster then light(especially for millasec. magnetarts) at least the simulation would leave one to believe.....??

[@unknow6252]

how do you put your intro on your videos

[@Shakiridinglebarry56]

What the yellow star name

[@abdirahmanmohamed6283]

Whats the song name of the intro

[@tyleranderson4834]

Likely Uy scuti Aka the redish super giant will become a neutron star

[@DodgyDaveGTX]

Are you using any addons cos none of my Space Engine ever looks like this?

[@vandeechanthamaly3411]

I watched the documentary “HOW THE UNIVERSE WORKS” 10 ore more light years at least.

[@jamesmitchell3432]

your wrong, AU is the distance between earth and the sun. That distance is 1 astronomical unit.

[@gauthamarun3878]

It said 6.00 aaau

[@Volsraphel]

he said 6 AU is the distance between the sun and uranus. I understand, I was confused at first too.

[@artificernathaniel3287]

6 astronomical units is more like Jupiter, not Uranus.

[@saintzayan8205]

Looks like a quasar to me

[@xoh_spaceboss]

What program is this???

[@DestroyerLink]

Magnetar Pulsar magnetar pulsar

[@moyai7594]

how if I learned anything why would you die from a magntar if you aren't metal your aren't iron because most magnet are ferro-magnetic that's why on the periodic table iron is marked as "Fe" Ferro-magnetic

[@maxpheby7287]

Ultrra super magnetism= dark energy maybe.

[@BRAWGWill]

Pulsar stuff doesn't work. Nothing happens.

[@dumbbutagirlboss4839]

How did you get this version of the game

[@hazelsmith3114]

I really want this game so bad :( but idk how to get it

[@WaRRioRofLight.]

Hazel Smith steam

[@sigilmane849]

look it up? look in the description?

[@skystalker3747]

@@WaRRioRofLight. maybe he doesn't have a pc

[@grantsmotherman8450]

you know, it is hard to find much information about magnetar.

[@grantsmotherman8450]

this is the third document of any kind I have found about the things.

[@chanu07888]

After watching round and round feeling dizziness

[@monosophos5203]

What would happen if super massive black hole get close to a magnetar? Who would eat who?

[@Kennanjk]

Imagain if you will that universe sandbox and universe sandbox 2 actually happend on the edges of the universe then imagine the level of hell we are all going too if this is real

[@MasterShot-ke1mr]

I understand what you mean by it's not really light you're talking about the visible light spectrum gamma rays and x-rays most definitely are light as you know. lest we confuse people who are just starting to learn about physics and the electromagnetic spectrum and the fact that magnetism is virtual photons we should make sure we explain that it is not just visible light but everything from gamma radiation all the way out to microwaves

[@innertubez]

Levitate a frog? lol