What a beauty!! And bravo, JWST………

I know it's slang, and particularly American, but I've always heard this supernova referred to as "nineteen eighty-seven A". It would be much less tortured that way. If _you're_ finding it awkward, then there's a very high chance the people who work with these names all the time find them awkward in the same way and will revert to casual conversational tone just to make the number reasonable to say over and over.

@julianblane

3 ай бұрын

Can't expect this attention to detail on an low effort AI generated narration. I couldn't get past the minute hearing the monotonous voice they've used.

Thanks ,NASA. SN1987 has been an interest for quite some time now and to see it splayed out and deciphered is AMAZING! Thank you for all of the hard work. Lots of Love. ,JMc

Its ninteen eighty seven A not one thousand nine hundred and eighty seven A.. Supernovae are named for the year they happened. This is the first supernova detected in the year 1987. How do you have a space channel but lnow so little about space?

@larrellwhite5940

3 ай бұрын

LOL 😆

@JohnDH1977

3 ай бұрын

*The year they are discovered. Not the year it happened. Since SN1987A is 170,000 light-years away.

@joycebrewer4150

3 ай бұрын

Because it is a computer voice with maybe 10 bytes of memory.

Nice 😊.

Big Like because high quality documentation

Very very informative! Thanks!

It's 19-87-A. Lol. It's named after the year it was discovered.

@GaryYates-pi9gy

3 ай бұрын

And 'A' means its the first supernova discovered in 1987 !!! That's SN 1987A !!!

I’m not impressed that NASA is using an error-prone AI to read the report. As others have commented, there are very peculiar usages such as 1,987 A vs 1987A. The whole point of the star’s name is that it’s the date it was found. Surely a human could spend 20 minutes to correct the errors?

@billdouglas2936

3 ай бұрын

Absolutely mind-numbing data coming from JWST is actually changing some scientific hypotheses. If we’re not careful, we may, someday, uncover the true origin of our existence. YIKES 😊

@phobosndeimos_

2 ай бұрын

this isn't an official channel lol

I remember seeing it in the LMC when I was a teenager.

How far away is this neutron star from our solar system? How many light years away and when did the star go supernova, 1987? Or was that the year we discovered the neutron star and the supernova SN1987 occurred sometime in the near or distant past? I think the robot- narrator could have explained these basic questions at the start of the video.

@cpeast

3 ай бұрын

The supernova occurred in 1987, and it was 169,000 light years away. The neutron star 🌟 was discovered recently.

@fredklemaster3687

3 ай бұрын

In the constellation called Sagittarius, at the center of our very own Galaxy, very close to the Milky Ways Monster Black Hole!

Interesting... I was born on November 18, 1987, and was conceived on February 23, 1987

موضوع تازه بود . چون اکثر ویدیوها تکراری و مشابه هستند ✨

Why not use the entire EHT to view it? Sure would be a lot more interesting than theoretically "developed" man-made images of black holes!

NSN Thanks!

Realy I like it

For those that are new to why neutrons in a neutron star doesn't collapse beyond a certain point, the reason which was not included in this video is a law called " The Pauli Exclusion Principle " where no two fermionic particles can occupy the same quantum state. Just helping.

@user-iy7tp3mz8f

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for the info on the Pauli Exclusion Principle! Now I have to refresh my memory on what a Fermion is, and what ”spin" means)))

@luthermcgee3767

3 ай бұрын

@@user-iy7tp3mz8f, no problem. I need to do some research, too: the word "spin" keeps resurfacing.

❤😊amazing. Unvs

One person with one Opinion, how about this,, "hey All that information actually rests on me" or you can just say as"' for right now, we dont know it for sure'" and or actually what he should do right now to make it better at the round of corner?

I can't find you. I can't see you.

@thekingofmojacar5333

3 ай бұрын

...to find the little monster with a diameter of 20-30 km is difficult, but the light will be located quickliest (they are extremely bright!) 👻

@mohdnorsyafarullahbinzukri3844

3 ай бұрын

Really...

@GaryYates-pi9gy

3 ай бұрын

@@mohdnorsyafarullahbinzukri3844 - Yup !!!😉

I wish these announcements would stick to the facts and not to bend them to make up for phantastic headline! "We have found a Neutron Star"... no, you don't! You've found effects that have a good chance to come from something like that but you have, until now, no hard facts. There might be no other "thing" except a neutron star in that location.. I give you that.. but the location is still to "dirty" / dusty to show the NS. That is the crux with science selling estimations as facts: people, not familiar with the matter, tend to believe it "because a scientist said so!" Stick with the facts, folks! I know it doesn't sound as good as these made-up headlines but the result is more trustworthy and, BTW, what's wrong with saying "as for right now we don't know for sure.... yet!"

@thekingofmojacar5333

3 ай бұрын

Exactly! The same happened with the cosmic fairy tale, the big bang and the beautiful singularity, the dark ages and now "nothing at all"...

I am amused that the narrator doesn’t realize that the star’s name is literally “supernova 1987 a” which tells you the year (1987) in which it exploded. The ‘a’ means that it was the first supernova observed that year. SN1987a was discovered in February of 1987 in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a satellite galaxy of our Milky Way. Sure, go ahead and say “one thousand nine hundred and eighty seven” instead of “nineteen eighty seven” if that makes you happy. Astronomers and astronomy fans are amused. 😂

من خلال وصفكم لهذا النجم فهو تقريبا ما يسمى "بالنجم الطارق" لدينا نحن المسلمين والذي قد ذكر بالقران الكريم .

And its 1987A as in the year😂

@thekingofmojacar5333

3 ай бұрын

that was the year I came out of prison - for mudering a mosquito... 🤣

@GaryYates-pi9gy

3 ай бұрын

@@thekingofmojacar5333 - Did you say...The Mosquitoes ??? kzread.info/dash/bejne/aKOa0KZqhpW3fZc.html

My life totally sucks I'm ready to die

Cgi

When are the scientists going figure out that the amount of gravity changes the measures of time and distance which changes the speed of light?

@dekumarademosater2762

3 ай бұрын

Nah. Time and distance changes but light keeps chugging along at its own constant pace. Everywhere. All the time.

@JungleJargon

3 ай бұрын

@@dekumarademosater2762 Speed is measured by time and distance.

@dekumarademosater2762

3 ай бұрын

Yeah, but funnily enough, the time and distance changes in such a way that the speed of light always stays exactly the same.

A Neutron Star duplicates the actions of a Naval Lighthouse on a small Island Entrance to an inlet to a Big or Small Cities or Towns water Way, like an island that marks shallow water depths, to Warn ships of the large size that they will scrape their bottoms on underwater Rocks, so they won't sink!