The NEW PHYSICS of Black Hole Star Capture | Extreme Tidal Disruption Events
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Top Comments (10)
I love that we need an “extreme” category to distinguish from boring, everyday events where a star is pulled apart.
The thing I found most surprising about these events is the timescale. We all know space is unimaginably big, so whenever I think about things happening on the scale of galaxies I think "ah, well, that's going to take a thousand years to complete," but then hearing the accretion disc for an eTDE can form in just tens of *minutes* is insane.
I really miss the Q&A after episodes. So many good details, so many good jokes.
Disappointed Matt isn’t wearing that super drip jacket in the video. Look at our dude looking all badass
Perfect episode to watch whilst eating swirly ice cream.
To my disappointment, the black leather jacket from the thumbnail was not being worn during the video
'This kills the star' You see, this is what sets this series apart. Concepts I understand!
If you'd like to deep dive into the black hole simulations check out: Taeho Ryu's Transient Universe https://www.youtube.com/@taehoryu6412?app=desktop and tell them (politely) that Space Time sent you!
I went to a trusty calculator. 45,000 seconds divided by sixty seconds, divided 60 minutes equals 12.5 hours. Now that's a firework show.
Another home run for PBS Spacetime! This is consistently one of the most interesting channels on YouTube. You would think after a couple of years everything would have been covered, but no-o-o-. Not only is PBS Spacetime expanding, but the rate at which it's expanding is itself increasing! I'm glad I get to see it before it gets too red-shifted!
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Top Comments (10)
I love that we need an “extreme” category to distinguish from boring, everyday events where a star is pulled apart.
The thing I found most surprising about these events is the timescale. We all know space is unimaginably big, so whenever I think about things happening on the scale of galaxies I think "ah, well, that's going to take a thousand years to complete," but then hearing the accretion disc for an eTDE can form in just tens of *minutes* is insane.
I really miss the Q&A after episodes. So many good details, so many good jokes.
Disappointed Matt isn’t wearing that super drip jacket in the video. Look at our dude looking all badass
Perfect episode to watch whilst eating swirly ice cream.
To my disappointment, the black leather jacket from the thumbnail was not being worn during the video
'This kills the star' You see, this is what sets this series apart. Concepts I understand!
If you'd like to deep dive into the black hole simulations check out: Taeho Ryu's Transient Universe https://www.youtube.com/@taehoryu6412?app=desktop and tell them (politely) that Space Time sent you!
I went to a trusty calculator. 45,000 seconds divided by sixty seconds, divided 60 minutes equals 12.5 hours. Now that's a firework show.
Another home run for PBS Spacetime! This is consistently one of the most interesting channels on YouTube. You would think after a couple of years everything would have been covered, but no-o-o-. Not only is PBS Spacetime expanding, but the rate at which it's expanding is itself increasing! I'm glad I get to see it before it gets too red-shifted!