When massive stars explode in violent supernovas, they wipe out any nearby planets — but sometimes, the leftovers debris from this catastrophe can cool and condense, eventually forming entirely new worlds: zombie planets, built from the ashes of the dead.
2,300 light years away, an ancient pulsar harbors 3 potential zombie worlds: Draugr, Phobetor, and Poltergeist. The intense X-ray radiation from their dead star, combined with the strobing light of the spinning pulsar poring over the surface, would make these planets appear truly alien to anyone who dares to visit.
A clip from THE SIGHTS OF SPACE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTHj_pvEYYE
,,iiGIJQxXNZM,UCR9sFzaG9Ia_kXJhfxtFMBA, Knowledge, channel_UCR9sFzaG9Ia_kXJhfxtFMBA, video_iiGIJQxXNZM,Some of the trippiest theories I've ever heard. At the heart of the Milky Way, a cluster of stars has baffled scientists, appearing as if they are forever young. A new theory proposes a mind-bending explanation that could rewrite our understanding of stellar evolution: These stars could be feeding off dark matter – powered indefinitely by the most mysterious substance in the universe.
Studying these objects may lead to breakthroughs in our understanding of dark matter and the universe itself. Some even speculate that dark matter may even organize into forms of dark life. The only way to know for sure is to keep looking.
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,1,The James Webb Space Telescope has captured a glimpse of a galaxy that is over 13.5 billion years old, lurking over 33 billion light-years away, making it the oldest and farthest galaxy ever discovered.
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If the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs struck again today? Would humans survive? Or would we go the way of the dinosaurs?
Join me on a wild tour through a hypothetical apocalypse -- and see what it would take for humanity to cling on through the worst disaster in the last 250 million years.
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,1,When massive stars explode in violent supernovas, they wipe out any nearby planets — but sometimes, the leftovers debris from this catastrophe can cool and condense, eventually forming entirely new worlds: zombie planets, built from the ashes of the dead.
2,300 light years away, an ancient pulsar harbors 3 potential zombie worlds: Draugr, Phobetor, and Poltergeist. The intense X-ray radiation from their dead star, combined with the strobing light of the spinning pulsar poring over the surface, would make these planets appear truly alien to anyone who dares to visit.
A clip from THE SIGHTS OF SPACE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTHj_pvEYYE
