A Star Is About to Explode (And You'll Be Able to See It)
Have you ever wondered what happens when a star explodes? In this episode, Neil deGrasse Tyson dives into the fascinating phenomenon of a star explosion in the constellation Corona Borealis, specifically focusing on the recurrent nova T Corona Borealis.Learn about the intriguing mechanics behind these stellar events, the historical significance, and what makes this particular nova so special. Stay tuned as we also explore the differences between novas and supernovas, and what this means for our understanding of the cosmos.
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Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction
01:00 - The Life Cycle of Stars: From Birth to Death
03:15 - The White Dwarf: The Final Stage of Stellar Evolution
05:30 - Nova Events: A Prelude to Supernovae
07:22 - Exploding the Outer Surface of a Star: The White Dwarf Becomes a Supernova
07:33 - Comparing Supernovae to Novae: Brightness and Characteristics
07:44 - The Catastrophic Death of a White Dwarf vs. Nova Explosions
07:55 - Brightness of Supernovae: Visible Across the Universe
08:06 - Distance and Safety: The Nova's Impact on Earth
08:18 - Conclusion: T Corona Borealis and Its Significance Receive SMS online on sms24.me
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