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𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝖘𝖞𝖆𝖙𝖊𝖒𝖊𝖓𝖙
ОтветитьVery interesting! So, if focused X-rays and gamma-rays at the speed of light were jetted into our neighborhood, are there slower/heavier particles still headed our way?
ОтветитьYou say there's nothing close to us, but what about Betelgeuse?
ОтветитьNi por el pu@&$#!; Le doy algo para ucra
ОтветитьWhen does the gold start falling from the sky?
ОтветитьIt's simple!
E = mc²
Black holes.
E = E
No black holes anymore.
It's simple!
You are a good teacher. Thank you so much for explaining this so well so us who aren’t educated in it can understand clearly.
ОтветитьTin foil hat on!
ОтветитьHow can we see this happen and have affects on earth at the same time? given it was 2.1 billion light years away
ОтветитьDo we know what galaxy it came from?
ОтветитьSo we've got something that can contribute to climate change?
ОтветитьDang, this one was a mind blower. I love this channel.
ОтветитьI can confirm ..that the universe doesn't like us. *goes to watch what I done by Linkin Park
ОтветитьHow close would it have to be in order to cause eye damage if one were to look directly at it?
ОтветитьIs it a threat to life on earth?
ОтветитьThis may be someone trying to contact our planet.
ОтветитьI wonder if it's possible to somehow harness radiation itself and use it as an energy source.
ОтветитьNah man am pissed bruh I swear I wanted to see the one tha happened in 2008 so bad and I miss one in 2022 last month tha ass
ОтветитьGamma rays be like 👁️👄👁️ pssssss..... Earth!
ОтветитьI believe something like this could have done in the dinosaurs.
ОтветитьWas the effect measurable on the International Space Station? This also has implications for travel to and staying on Mars. F. Miller
Ответитьpow right in the ionosphere.
that is one hell of a long hang time for a munition. one hell of a longshot.
Bruh how was it so accurate or was it just a general burst our direction and would be know if it took one year to kill us? By the effect on our atmosphere?
Also such an explosion don't we need to worry about everything heading in our general direction now?
2.1 billion light years. That people, like my husband, aren’t fascinated by events like this makes me sad.
ОтветитьWhen my mother-in-law is really angry she produces also a 'mommy ray burst' 😅
ОтветитьWe don't need another source of fear porn. You sound like a shill for Bill Gates! Not interested!
ОтветитьIt is mind-blowing!
ОтветитьThey're not far away, folks. Many lines leas to that, but none more powerfully than this one. 2.1Bly! Yah, no.
ОтветитьThanks Anton. Can you explain why the look of a square while looking at the planet. It's my guess the image is off computer screen and has grid base form while showing.
ОтветитьA billion light years away... I would think that within a billion light years there must be more than a few million potential sources for gama ray bursts. Talk about a "loose cannon"!
ОтветитьWR 104 is a bit further than the one that may have caused the LOME/OS extinction at between 7000-8800LY away compared to 6000
ОтветитьDUDE!! ARE YOU OK!! 😀
ОтветитьThank you, Anton, for this intriguing video. This Gamma Ray Burst was truly awesome! Presumably, this will lead to a greater detection of cosmic rays? It would also be interesting to see if the ongoing experiments to measure the frequency of neutrinos will yield more results as a result of this enormously powerful burst of cosmic energy.
ОтветитьWould a Betelgeuse supernova effect earth does anyone know?
ОтветитьAnton
Had we not the kind of magnetosphere that protected us, would life on the other side of the planet survived?
Good thing they are researching ways to improve photosynthesis then!
ОтветитьAnton, how about GRB from WR 104 which is only 8500 ly away?
ОтветитьWhat the boat in the Milky Way?
ОтветитьAwesome! Affects our atmosphere after 2.1 billion year transit?! Surely impossible! BOAT. Head needs new gasket.
ОтветитьThat makes me think what would we see if WR 104 bursts pointed at earth.
ОтветитьWhen this would have happened in 2100 light-year distance, the effect would have been 1,000,000,000,000 times stronger.
ОтветитьThis star must have been massive! Bigger than anything we know of?
ОтветитьLol and people believe in creation
Ответить"2.1 Billion lightyears away"
Wow, I've heard of these things outshining their own galaxy by far, but I did not expect such a remote object to outshine OUR galaxy up close in the same frequency by that much.
The fact that it completely obscures all nearby sources of gamma within our galaxy (Band on the left I think?) and is amazing and horrifying when you think of how far away it must be.
ОтветитьI feel sorry for any civilizations living in the galaxy that this GRB originated from who happened to be in the crosshairs of those jets. If it affected our ionosphere after 2 billion light years, I'd imagine any civilization on a planet just a few thousand light years away from it got wiped out so instantaneously they didn't even have time to realize they were dead... Insanity.
ОтветитьWhat time was it precisely? ...I was woken up by a strange feeling inside me around that time...
ОтветитьWe got no scoped by a star from 2 billion light years away
ОтветитьJust shows us again that the universe is very large, and not to friendly.
Ответить2.1 billion YL away, I wonder what really happens at 640 LY away like Beetlejuice going Supernova.
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