Pulsars and Neutron Stars

The previous version had a small mistake in it, this is the corrected version :)

And where do we have empirical data from to tell us that all these nice graphics narrated by this nice British gentleman is actually true? The fact of the matter is that we have zero empirical data to validate 99% of what is said in this video. We don't know for a fact, what these objects are really like because we can't go to them and observe them up close or dissect them to see their structure. The only thing we can do is view them from thousands or millions of light years away. We can make nice little models and theorize all we want to about this kind of stuff, but that's it.

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This was very informative

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it dissnt just explode this hypothetical kind of star explodes in an squere an cube. thats geometry

Pulsars was literally in the Quran years ago yall dont discover shit.

You're the best. Pulsar is my favourite! 👾

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Excellent. Thanks

Thanks!

El daheeh did it better

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Joe Pesci is an expert in degenerate matter.

Pure fantasy.

Great video. I wish an amateur could hear them and they can if they have enough room for antennas.

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Fun fact: I you wanted to take a spoon of pulsar it would weigh 6B tons

Does anyone know if if Superman can handle 100,000,000 G force? I understand it's not clearly understood, but best estimates

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Us Muslim knew about this star 1400 years ago! Alhamdulilah for islam

It is mentioned in Quran, in surah Al Tariq (the knocker of the door) , it is a piercing start (the sound like knocking a door)

This star makes a knocking sound as well. This sound wass recorded using very advanced technology

actually they wouldn't get spaghettified on a pulsar. they would flatten out to an infinite thinness over a blobby area comparable to their mass. an irregular thin spot so to speak

Alhamdulillah it's mentioned in the Qur'an.

I was thinking about lasagna layers while looking at the bottom layer of the neutron star's crust, glad I wasn't the only one! It's crazy how much of this video is really just a hypothesis, as it's impossible to land on a neutron star to study it's surface, core, and atmosphere.

Pulsars star mentioned in holly Quran 1400 years ago.

I wonder how long it's gonna take scientists to To realize that gravity is magnetic fields.

10 months equivalent a year ! why its disappointing 😩😩

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Really informative and educational video, the way you explained it is amazing and easy to understand thankyou so much. great work!

Einstein's book on relativity of time and space, totally fitting now :)

Exclusion principle no one knows

did u know that the neutron star (known as the Tariq in Arabic ) was mentioned in the Quran 1400 years ago

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