What Happens When Galaxies Die?

[@upandatom]

this was an especially cute episode. "galaxy harrassment". awww :(

[@bsedits4476]

Ooo u simping

[@AmariDeraisx]

Awesome!! I cant wait until 400 billion years later when I can finally see that happen. So excited

[@Wide000]

Just hope you can keep your excitement and motivation until then... :)

[@dovahkiin456]

Even if you where alive at this moment , the sky would just be beautiful that's it... because Milky Way and Andromeda collinding on like x999999999999 slow motion

[@AmariDeraisx]

***** yea, I'm just picturing it now

[@akezaris]

@MLG Unlikely to happen but.... if u do you will meet the event horizon of the SAGITTARIUS A*

[@victherocker]

uhm actually only 4 billion years, by the time you said above i dont even know if our universe will be the same as it is now

[@alyssajohnson8901]

Yesss I love when you guys post space videos, I'm such an astronomy nerd 😂

[@markeastman1585]

Alyssa Johnson you and me both

[@photonicpiston9231]

Alyssa Johnson me three

[@saitamablackgoku2889]

Alyssa Johnson same

[@MrThePhotoshopper]

Alyssa Johnson how can you call yourself a nerd when obviously your knowledge is so shallow it is reaches no further than pseudo intellectual popular youtube videos

[@keirinboyes4419]

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaas goooooooooooo space

[@jakeb6176]

'galaxy harassment' where are the galaximists to defend these victims???

[@MrCordycep]

Don't assume their spectral types.

[@FPKMASSACRE]

Alex Kosovo I can't believe you just assumed it's gender!!

[@LightsOnNeon]

MrCordycep I laughed

[@Mustfa128]

Galaxy Feminists

[@jonathanmcsween4523]

Feminists are the size of galaxies

[@MrMightymist]

What about galaxy murder? And galaxy kidnapping? And galaxy assault? Galaxy rape?

[@jesseward4115]

Galaxy terrorism?

[@christophem6373]

Assassin's galaxy, Galaxy zombie, Galaxy reborn ...

[@Mustfa128]

Galaxy Feminists

[@addickted2pool]

vikas arya Truth

[@thatguy1631]

vikas arya I support Galaxy as a gender. Galaxy lives matter

[@izmonstercat]

But can a galaxy melt steel beams?

[@failandia]

no, nothing can

[@1140Cecile]

Only thermite galaxies.

[@failandia]

1140Cecile galaxies was an inside job

[@davidharford3873]

Only Illuminati Galxies.

[@ThatAnnoyingBird]

Actually yes they can. Scientifically speaking, if you were to eject a steel beam into the sun for example, the intense heat (like 10,000 Fahrenheit) will almost instantly vaporize it.

[@danieln6613]

Damn space, you scary

[@MrWorld-hc5rs]

damn nature you scary.

[@jtarrats100]

Daniel N will be long gone when Ider kills off humanity. hopefully

[@notahater6097]

Daniel N 100th like

[@MapleLoopCat]

Dam entire existence and the perception of reality you are scary... Want to go to counseling?

[@onlythebest5913]

Daniel N like space will reply IDont GiveAFuvk

[@o_o-037]

A galaxy shouldn't be labelled "dead" unless all the stars are dead. A galaxy that stops producing hydrogen should be labelled "dying" due to Galactic Strangulation. Galactic Strangulation should be called "Galactic Suffocation".

[@Lunaskyuwu]

( O_〉O)? as soon as everything is born theyre still technically dying. when a human is born it sounds messed up but, theyre dying straight away

[@Efilx]

theniro Technically not, I'd say we slowly start dying when we stop growing

[@quin2910]

( O_〉O)? No, dying would be as the hydrogen escapes and dead is when it is gone.

[@marineforces3214]

The non sense of this consideration, tells us someone who can be happy, if he lives 80 years at all, it reflects pretty well the level of science we have to deal with in our days. This vloger also is fast in deleting comments which don't fit his view. Got u bitch...

[@Nimbus3690]

I agree, these terms are too emotionally binding, a bit too anthropocentric. I can't foresee what effect this can have on us, but I find it to be a troubling precedent to set. Describing nonhuman things in human terms creates a strange bond that might interfere with our learning abilities later on.

[@Master_Therion]

"What Happens When Galaxies Die?" Well, if we are talking about the Samsung *Galaxy* Note 7, it explodes in your pants!

[@Kevin-um1nq]

Master Therion omg

[@Kevin-um1nq]

Bowz Roasty edit button

[@Master_Therion]

Bowz Roasty Fixed it, thanks ^_^ But... is... is my joke really dead? :(

[@TheRexTera]

memememememememememememememememememememememememe....!

[@maj.peppers3332]

Huehuehue

[@zwiebeldogs]

I need that T-Shirt. Seriously

[@bballaman92]

4 billion years?! The suspense is killing me!

[@tymilyfe]

Armani 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@frankteng]

Armani now I’m thinking that there are other intelligent beings already gone.

[@mr.boomguy]

Armani - Your probably dead before then anyway. Sorry for ruining your joke...

[@soldierscaptain6026]

@@mr.boomguy I didn't know we could own "probably dead".

[@aarone1777]

You're sooo impatient

[@fjaajf]

When Galaxy dies, they are being recalled back to Korea.

[@jacobdesharnais3324]

Fritz Asuro ... See yourself out.

[@AR_STUDlOS]

Yea that is true

[@Maaaaaarcuss]

This actually a great episode

[@Ultimatefire54]

Inf Life ayy blacklight retribution... memories 😪

[@Maaaaaarcuss]

yeah... #inmemoryofblr

[@alanhowitzer]

No, it's stupid.

[@Maaaaaarcuss]

Why tho

[@spacesim942]

+Alan Fox why, I thought it was nice

[@xAvitaLT]

So in the new Mass Effect we're basically traveling to dead galaxy (Zombie one)

[@autumnrah]

i hate adrominda

[@briancollins3280]

error sans really she is going to crash into us the milky way. Milky way is he and that one you hate is a she P.S. i ship error sans with ink sans sorry about that if you get mad ;-;

[@notnotmonmon9419]

fucking reapers

[@blueberryvblogsgaming2435]

"Nebulas to Nebulas Dust to Dust What happens whan a galaxy goes *bust* ?" Best science poem ive heard 10/10

[@Unknown_person_3009]

Shouldn't it be 'nebulae to nebulae'?

[@HungLikeScrat]

My people came here because our galaxy was dying. We now live among you in secret. ;-)

[@snowarmth]

Haha that's nice but I will remember you if this is real.

[@HungLikeScrat]

Rain Razori But how will you find me?

[@Wide000]

We already found you. Now that we know that extra terrestrials want to know how to make bracelet and tie different things, we, human, are ready to share more knowledge about all kind of cute bracelets. All we ask in exchange is the secret of your warp drive... :)

[@HungLikeScrat]

Wide000 Gotta blend in somehow, appear human. Warp drive is pretty simple, really. The basis involves electromagnetism.

[@gurbaajsingh94]

are you chinese?

[@HanifaTahsin]

So if a galaxy is dead can planets be alive in those dead galaxies?

[@Thepapeman]

yes

[@pingu4238]

Hanini yes, small orange stars can survive for tens of millions of years and still be the right size to host habitable planets. galaxy death just means that those stars are not being born anymore. also, even smaller red dwarf stars of about 8% of sun's mass will survive for about 5.5 TRILLION years, but are unlikely to host habitable planets.

[@TraceDominguez]

YES! Think about the time scale that it takes for a galaxy to die? The stars themselves have to die as well, which means there will be living stars in a dead galaxy... for a while.

[@Patchuchan]

Yes those around K and M class stars.

[@swanky_yuropean7514]

Our Sun will die before the Milky Way does. So the good news is we don't have to worry about our galaxy anytime soon. The Bad news is that Earth will be uninhabitable in approximately 500 to 1000 million years.

[@andrzejdeja637]

Are there any relatively accurate statistics that say what are the proportions of these dead galaxies in comparison to those in so called "green valley" or "blue cloud" which are still producing new stars? I've been doing some research in astronomical journals but I had really hard times trying to get it clear. As far as I know the vast majority of galaxies should be still alive, can anyone answer that question with referring to the reliable source?

[@reccaman]

The end is near!! In billions of years :3

[@niconiconii2397]

Reccaman yay I will die in my 114 age year

[@krupt5995]

Just a few billion years

[@angelaexe1534]

I'm scared

[@AyyaKid]

Wow... my day to day worries, now seem insignificant. Thanks.

[@CosmicErrata]

So you're telling me that they shrink, turn red, and die? That's the most metal thing I've heard in my whole life.

[@daddydewitt1920]

IS THAT GALAXY HARASSMENT???!!!!!

[@bml1234567]

Galaxies die when they stop making new baby stars?

[@1140Cecile]

They're not really dead; just going through staropause.

[@Kevin-um1nq]

1140Cecile why so many nebula jokes?

[@FelipeKana1]

Galaxies die. Wow. Great video. Its surprising how such "out of our living scales" facts can be so interesting.

[@nfssable]

New name option for the post-merge combined Milky Way & Andromeda: Andromedairy

[@SnekNyx]

or mildromeda

[@superdash939]

Dairy made by androids like social medias made by androids universe of androids

[@FinleyUwU]

Milky andromeda

[@asadmalik2464]

#GalaxyLivesMatter

[@niconiconii2397]

Asad M oh wow why did i name my channel the galaxy gamer

[@Whaley96]

#stopgalaxyharassment

[@seijibaka]

when a galaxy dies its cells will turn into new beeings and life goes on. it's so cool that the cells that make us were once cells of stars or other things.

[@tranl1050]

What the heck is with these names? Harassment? Stripping?

[@Kevin-um1nq]

EXO Limit TRIGGERED

[@tranl1050]

GOD FREAKIN' DAMNIT!!!!!!!!!

[@annazychowicz9406]

you are primitive life forms I mean we are not great at naming things cuz you know we suck.

[@Antares03]

I think this video is causing some misconceptions around the term "dead galaxy". It's important to note that even if star formation, for the most part, ceases, the stars themselves and the fusion processes that drive them will still persist until the stars exhaust their supply. For red dwarf stars, this can take trillions of years. If red dwarf stars can support life in their habitable zones, then the duration its host galaxy can support life itself is also trillions of years. It's also of note that star system formation is a hellish cataclysm of molten pro-planets blowing each other apart in countless collisions around a dim progenitor star. How we choose to label these events can change our view of them drastically.

[@MrWorld-hc5rs]

Great, so the 'black hole' harasses the galaxies. Who would have thought It?

[@aero_xxi]

1:48 what anime is this

[@Apostate_ofmind]

Damn it's harsh out there!

[@mellofan2012]

WHERE IS DNEWS PLUS

[@william41017]

zbobzizzle I guess it's over

[@bigmike9128]

Rob_gamer34 it became seeker and seeker daily became now this.

[@777Mikos]

I see what you did with colors there. I'm Commander Shepard and this is my favorite ME reference on KZbin

[@cimmik]

Interesting as always!

[@upandatom]

lol his shirt is so cute :)

[@bsedits4476]

Oooo u simping

[@Toxic-wp5cr]

Man I love Trace's shirts!!

[@petterv6604]

trump supporters will say its fake

[@1140Cecile]

Trump supporters believe Earth is flat and we live under a firmament dome.

[@sidmoening2510]

Trump supporters will say "at least we won

[@sanberrios14]

Squillium Fancy with the help of the Russians of course

[@davidharford3873]

Nobody builds domes like Trump! He is the BEST! So good it'll make your head spin!

[@kylewilliams2841]

1140Cecile so just shy of half of america believe in flat earth ??

[@andreasaksnes4279]

Could we theoretically see back in time if we could bend light so that it has to travel longer, not like much but is it possible?

[@ForgottenDawn]

All these violent names are hilarious and terrifying at the same time.

[@uzimachi1]

We get a super massive funeral "padum tish!"

[@jackblack5393]

if you put a portal on the front and back of your spaceship each, would you be able to fly through small comets and not get affected by the super wind? would you be indestructible if you had a portal for every side of your ship? technically everything would get teleported on the other side of your ship before it got even close ...

[@thegabox9988]

I liked that T-shirt Trace :D

[@therealbandonforbes]

But don't super nova's release carbon etc. for new stars to be born?

[@swanky_yuropean7514]

Yes but you need Hydrogen in a certain amount to start the fusion process. Jupiter for example is 90% Hydrogen but it is not dense enough to start the fusion process. In other words you could say Jupiter is a failed star.

[@therealbandonforbes]

Thanks! the more you know

[@jadirserrato1548]

Brandon Forbes I think it all depends on the surroundings of the star and the type of star. Dwarf stars like red dwarfs just burn out. Because of this, the material created inside the core remains there. With sun like stars, when they run out of hydrogen in their cores, they begin to expand into a red giant while the core begins to collapse to a certain point. The outer layer will be thrown into space as a planetary nebula, but the core will become a white dwarf. With Red supergiants and blue supergiants, their cores will collapse into a supernova, but the corpse they leave behind could ionize or swallow the material, making it sterile​ and unable to form new stars. The supernovae could produce a pulsar, which continually shoots out deadly x-ray radiation, a magnetar, which is highly magnetic and could disrupt the processes that unite the atoms and molecules ejected from the supernovae, or a black hole, which would just eat anything in the vicinity that draws near it.

[@therealbandonforbes]

I don't know, do you? haha

[@1des682]

He always knows what to say, amazing

[@centaur1a]

If the galaxy dies. What happens to the black holes that lies in the center or else where in that galaxy? Does it still continue to eat nearby stars and grow, or does it slowly dye too?

[@ItIsNotMeReally]

Love your shirt!

[@cavv0667]

When I saw your shirt... I made the roll's face.

[@maximalgamingnl9954]

So if im right hydrogen was the first ever element to exist?

[@tomatensalat7420]

Milky Way + Andromeda = Milky Dromeda?

[@PLAYB0YY]

Milkymeda

[@hakichan94]

Damn... that's deep

[@luckiziy]

We all die, the end.

[@snowarmth]

Take my like, soulmate. Goodbye, if we're meant to be-- we'll meet again eventually.

[@Kevin-um1nq]

Rain Razori if ur reading this comment, chances are you met the OP again

[@marineforces3214]

This question is so out of question for a guy who can be happy to live 80 years at all, it reflects properly the state of science today !

[@bradsatanek]

Awesome shirt!

[@jtarrats100]

thank u for teaching me a new word .

[@dakiddwazhure]

The Omni king just blinks DUUHHH!!!

[@donjuan69420]

Our galaxy is dead.

[@failandia]

watch the vidéo? the answer is no

[@oz70nyc50]

No...it's middle aged and sick of it's ungrateful ass toddlers fucking up their room. (That would be us and the Earth.)

[@failandia]

Ozzy Dowery there is no justice in the universe, and a big group off gas and stars will never be ''sick of it's ungrateful ass tofflers fucking up their room'', the exact same for Earth. stop giving human feeling to objects, the universe don't revolve around us.

[@Kevin-um1nq]

failandia Is there something wrong in having a little fun?

[@failandia]

ghjfkldsxzmkbfj what kind of party you go on and start talking about how galaxies feel about us? that woud trigger me

[@808mothmansvuce4]

It’s prolly cause I’m smokin but the way he says death is funny 😂

[@JailanSimon]

That tshirt is awesome

[@MichaelSmith-ij2ut]

'Bathorian', I like it!

[@berryberrykixx]

I really really want to know where you got your tshirt!

[@jakebrown173]

That shirt is gold

[@Russ14n.]

AHHH, SPACE SO BEAUTIFUL.

[@murrax7639]

Question. If a galaxy "dies" this does not mean the galaxy disappears or everything else inside of it disappears, but it just stops making new stars?

[@wingracer1614]

I feel like "dead" is a bad analogy here. That's like calling a human that has stopped growing and can no longer reproduce dead. When I think of a dead galaxy, i think of a giant swirl of black holes, various dwarfs and neutron stars with very few actual burning stars left in it.

[@geometrydashadham7809]

a guy:milk is dead another guy:does that mean that the milky way is dead? a guy:*facepalm*

[@Melissandrel]

I feel like the first time I saw Bambie "what do you mean Andromeda is dead, nooooo it can't beeeeee"

[@tkzsfen]

"in true Bathorian fashion..." Trace, you dirty , little history demon :D

[@HeyboythisisTo3y]

"Just like stars, planets, you, me, and our hopes and dreams -- galaxies can die" damn

[@beaconrider]

When galaxies (not of the Ford variety) die, the galactic coroner does a post mortem exam and then releases the deceased to the galactic undertaker who performs the funeral.

[@MrCrappyProduction]

When humanity becomes so advanced and resource drainful that they start to kill galaxies themself.

[@Jamanator9]

Are there such things are super galaxies, by that I mean where loads of galaxies have collided with one another to form one massive galaxy? Just a random question I had... :D Great vid guys :))

[@ShreyaRoy007]

That black hole at 1:41 looks like an angry bird😂😂😂😂

[@carsonbarlow348]

I thought that the universe is expanding too fast for our galaxy cluster to collide with any other cluster, making Andromeda and perhaps one or two other very small galaxies the only candidates for collisions.

[@EliseAndrada]

The bright side of this is that none us idiots will be there to witness it great :)

[@Kevin-um1nq]

Elise Andrada we wouldn't be able to anyway

[@moldefan3544]

Prolly not. But thankfully there are lots of great photos of galactic collisions, in different stages and angles of impact. Which gives us an idea what it might look like.

[@tedbishop]

When all the matter in a galaxy is gathered into one clump, you have a black hole.

[@justinethel2238]

Our middle of our galaxy is a giant black hole too!

[@joyboy-nika]

make a video on dark energy...!

[@contingenceBoston]

Best part of the video is the dude's shirt.

[@postit5725]

red dwarfes can outlive big stars, old galaxies in the future would have red dwarfes and dead stars like black holes, neutron stars, white dwarfes

[@Urspo]

A request: why do parasites have such complicated life cycles?

[@PaddyMacNasty]

"Kick some more life out of the galactic tires"? ... That's not how tires work.

[@Narstak]

On the principle that our galaxy is half the size of Andromeda and that our own galaxy still produce stars, we can assure ourselves that it is unlikely that Andromeda is dead, as both galaxies are aproximativly the same age (I could be wrong). Andromeda has twince the numbers of stars that we have.

[@sora5982]

but sadly we cant go past our space pocket, which contains the milky way and andromeda galaxies, because every other pocket is moving away faster than the speed of light.

[@frankhicks3206]

you made the comment of "green valley" but what about the green mile the term used for death row immates on their way to execution? could that be the reason for the term used for a dying galaxy?

[@martijnvanweele6204]

I thought the Andromeda Galaxy was the only major galaxy headed our way? Everything else is moving away from us. How are we going to merge with more and more galaxies?

[@hongpingmike]

What happens when Uranus dies?

[@Chase_1734]

You 'theory' I will say of andromeda being dead is very possible because of the speed light travels it could also be closer than we think too

[@shyke7177]

Does that mean that at some point, there's gonna be no 'living' galaxy in the universe anymore? If the fusion of hydrogen to helium creates energy and keeps suns alive, will the universe run out of hydrogen? Or is there something that fuses into hydrogen?

[@inou2222]

We don't know how long red dwarf stars live because a lot have been around since shortly after the big bang and today are still considered infants.

[@vskatlife6130]

Me:(watches this video) '10 mins later get out of house meet friend' Me:(say what i learned from this video) Friends:OMG we tought you were stupid but not.

[@elizabeths.6549]

I disagree with the definition of what it means when a galaxy is "dead". Does it still have the possibility of say, supernovas? How about asteroids colliding into planets? Is it still spinning? Is it still active in almost all other ways that a galaxy can be active? Maybe "stagnant", or "dying" is a better way of defining it because that just does not make a whole lot of sense to me to consider a galaxy "dead" if it's still active in again, almost all ways it would be anyway, excluding the creation of new stars. Or maybe there is a perspective I am not seeing here. Any thoughts?

[@GachaFan-xj4zo]

Yay, Milkdromeda will still happen!

[@Sachin6291]

Hey Dnews Are we at the center of the observable universe, since we can see about same distance in all the direction, so is that true or due to other factors we are not. Note that I am asking about the OBSERVABLE universe and not the universe in general

[@ScienceByMike]

Crazy to think there will just be floating star sized balls of metal zipping around the universe. One day they will be completely cooled off

[@zegamingcuber857]

"the Milky Way will be safe for billion years" and then Andromeda shows up

[@niptodstan]

When it's dead....you throw the wrapper in the bin.

[@ethanlin9925]

"just like our hopes and dreams, a galaxy can die"

[@TylerMatthewHarris]

50 million galaxies ... I feel so tiny

[@o_ocanttellifseriousordumb803]

They think its closer to a trillion. Yea... Feeling tiny was the good ol days. :^]