What Happens When Two Stars Actually Merge? We Finally Have an Answer
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Top Comments (10)
0:06 The biggest mystery is how scientists created this explosion.
'Biiiig bada boom'
They should call these events "stellar pollination"
Carl Sagan wrote, We are made of star stuff" in 1973. Joni Mitchell wrote, "We are stardust.." as a lyric for the song Woodstock in 1969. Credit where credit is due.
Well, when two stars love each very much, they come together and... 🎆
Wow, I wasn't expecting that. Fascinating thought that some of the giant stars may be new born stars.
Charming take on this stellar event. Happy Valentines to you also, Anton.
A friend of mine did his Masters study on the light echoes from this object, back around 2003. Great to learn more about it.
"Valentine Stars"... "Yomamma Black Holes"... you're in good form Anton! Thanks for entertaining us with science! ❤
Well, son, when a mother star and a daddy star love each other very much, they come together in a special way and leave a giant baby star... Thank you, Anton!
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Top Comments (10)
0:06 The biggest mystery is how scientists created this explosion.
'Biiiig bada boom'
They should call these events "stellar pollination"
Carl Sagan wrote, We are made of star stuff" in 1973. Joni Mitchell wrote, "We are stardust.." as a lyric for the song Woodstock in 1969. Credit where credit is due.
Well, when two stars love each very much, they come together and... 🎆
Wow, I wasn't expecting that. Fascinating thought that some of the giant stars may be new born stars.
Charming take on this stellar event. Happy Valentines to you also, Anton.
A friend of mine did his Masters study on the light echoes from this object, back around 2003. Great to learn more about it.
"Valentine Stars"... "Yomamma Black Holes"... you're in good form Anton! Thanks for entertaining us with science! ❤
Well, son, when a mother star and a daddy star love each other very much, they come together in a special way and leave a giant baby star... Thank you, Anton!