What If Betelgeuse Goes Supernova?

Spoiler: We have nothing to worry about since any explosion would have occurred 650 years ago.
Explore the scenario of Betelgeuse going supernova and the astronomical impact it would have on our universe. From celestial destruction to cosmic doomsday, the potential consequences of this stellar explosion are truly mind-boggling. Join us as we delve into the possibilities of this cosmic event and the potential galactic cataclysm it could unleash. How would our universe cope with the chaos caused by a supernova Betelgeuse? Find out more in this fascinating discussion on the potential consequences of such a stellar explosion.
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[@timbunker4061]

The narrator said “Beetlejuice” way more than thee times in this video, at least enough to summon him and banish him several times. 😂

[@Morgansoft]

And you know, i have not seen him around the "studio" recently. Goof call. Thanks for commenting and we would invite you to subscribe, like and share the video. We really do appreciate comments and interaction with our community.

[@andrewsinfotainment2063]

Great work sir

[@Morgansoft]

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[@Morgansoft]

The community post will be posted tonight at 9pm EST. thx

[@Space30MINUTES]

Betelgeuse is one of the largest stars, about 1,000 times larger than the Sun. If Betelgeuse is placed in the center of the Solar System, its outer layer will surpass the orbit of Mars, meaning the entire inner solar system will lie within Betelgeuse.

[@Morgansoft]

yes that would correct. Quite the image really. Thanks for commenting. If you have not done we would invite you to subscribe. Again, we really appreviate the comments and we hope you will join our community.

[@akwild83]

For all we know Betelgeuse already went super nova a few hundred years ago so it might be another 300 plus years till the light reaches earth

[@Morgansoft]

That is very true, or it could have blown 649.5 years ago and we are ready for a show. Either way it is a scientific curiousity. Thans for commenting. If you have not done so we would invite you to subscribe so we can continue to grow the community. Again, thanks for commenting and we look forward to your participation in the community.

[@stevensmith797]

the best prediction science can give is , within the next 100.000 years this star will go nova , chances are we wont see it , chances are you great great great great grand children wont see it , at the same time , it could go tomorrow

[@Morgansoft]

You are correct, but what if? It could be quite a sight. Thanks for watchong and commenting. if you have not done so We would invite you to subscribe. Again, thanks for the comments.

[@lonewolfmtnz]

What if a cow did jump over the moon? We would all love to see that. While we wait, gravity sucks, reality bites and time kills.

[@Morgansoft]

Let us know when THAT will happen as it sounds really cool. Really though, this is just another scientific curiosity among many. Thanks for commenting and we would invite you to subscribe if you have not already. Again, thanks for commenting and we look forward to the COTM scenario :-)

[@rogerjohnson2562]

The 'catastrophic' in the title is CLICKBAIT!!!! @ 0:48 I agree the event is being "eagerly awaited".

[@Morgansoft]

Thank you for your comments. We changed the thumbnail and the description to indicate that we, on this world, are not going to be affected since the explosion would have occurred 650 years ago. If you have not done so, please consider subscribing to our channel so you can be part of the community. Again, thanks for commenting.

[@raydunn2582]

Thank you for not being one of those productions that predict Betelgeuse will blow up next week or month. There's too much of that hype.

[@Morgansoft]

We try to tell a good story without being alarmist. Thank you for commenting. We would invite you to subsvribe and be part of our community. Thans again for the comments.

[@jackfrost4033]

Pffffff

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[@kurtislow6025]

BOOM

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