Brian Cox Warns: Betelgeuse Supernova Explosion Imminent

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Recently, renowned physicist Bryan Cox has given the world something to think about. According to Bryan, one of the brightest stars in the constellation in the night sky, Betelgeuse, the red giant star, is on the verge of a supernova explosion. All data received by astronomers also confirmed this impending catastrophe. Now we wonder, are we about to witness a disastrous supernova explosion, or is it mere speculation? Let's find out the dangers surrounding the Betelgeuse and look at the warning Bryan Cox has to give about th
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[@MrPINKFL0YD]

Ruined by the chatbot AI narration

[@nsnopper]

Okay, how many ways can one pronounce Betelgeuse?

[@MichaelMulvaney-vo9bn]

This star is 642 light years away, the information you are working from is very old, this star may have gone supernova already. Would like your comment.

[@chrismatiru7537]

I don't think we should panic seeing as we can't do anything about it.

[@andrisstanga5938]

was the AI voice instructed to find as many different ways as possible to pronounce the name?

[@n4lra1]

Betelgeuse could have gone supernova 5 centuries ago and no one on earth would be aware of this for several more centuries!

[@itszagreus2810]

Lost it when the AI called it Beetle Geezer

[@kiwitintinscott]

So, just what did Brian Cox warn? 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@Simply_Me100]

"Brian Cox Warns:" Brian Cox appears in this video for less than 20 seconds, and we NEVER hear him speak. Clickbait at its finest.

[@davidwalker5054]

The eggheads say the way this star is acting means it's going supernova soon. We have been observing it for about 200 years out of it's 100000,s of years of existence how do we know how long it's been acting this way

[@deanbuzzell233]

I want to like this video, but I JUST. FUCKING. HATE these AI narrations.

[@japfourme381]

Given how long it takes for light to reach us, it has already happened in the past!!

[@entary4723]

Betelgeuse may have gone supernova a 1000 years ago

[@paulalderson7329]

One day in the next eight billion years.

[@MAZE4]

We see these stars as they were in the past, it's entirely possible that that star has went supernova by now, or even a very long time ago.

[@phannaby2623]

Given the distance in light years from our planet, it’s already happening just not reached us yet!

[@robkeeleycomposer]

Of course, given its distance, the supernova might well have already happened.

[@pennypincher5516]

We been in danger from this star for years… it might be hundreds of years before it will go 💥💥💥💥

[@hyundaisonata580]

I told Orion to be careful or his shoulder will blow out.😮😅

[@Dave-wg4ip]

Can't remember when i last saw the stars, on account of the permanent blanket of geo-engineered shit overhead!