It already exploded into a Supernova, we just waiting for the light to get to us!

If Betelgeuse went supernova in the time of Columbus, we`ll be seeing it soon.

@alexanderemese6083

Жыл бұрын

About 2050 visible,when exploded in the time of Colombo. Or in about 100 000 years.

@stevesantiago9660

Жыл бұрын

Possibly, if your alive after another 150 years. The math don't lie unlike the scientists.

@donadams8345

Жыл бұрын

@@stevesantiago9660 Scientists don't generally lie, although they are human. To learn about how science is done I suggest you look up "scientific method steps" on Google.

@stonehaven2289

Жыл бұрын

​@@stevesantiago9660it's not that they lie as much as it is that they really have no idea about anything... Betelgeuse could have went supernova with the math working out to us being able to see it tomorrow for all they know... Then it could be another few thousand years from now.. Who knows... I just feel sorry for any possibile civilization that may be in the kill zone of this Red Giant Star... They may be at the same level of technology as we are and are scrambling to get out of the kill zone before the Supernova happens... Maybe we could attempt a rescue mission... Perhaps we've already left on this mission awhile back because we received an SOS from these beings... We have a duty to help any possible civilization in the Milky Way Galaxy to survive a likely annihilation if we can... And We Do Have a Space Program that most people have never heard of.. and they are Very capable of going to Betelgeuse and back in a very short time frame... You can believe whatever you want to about that.. but I know it is a fact..

@Svensk7119

Жыл бұрын

@@SwampDonkey64 Nope, he didn't (if "he" is not a well-tuned ai-vocal?). Still, it was an improvement. I have long-since grown tired of just hearing the nickname. I asked a young twenty-something if he remembered the actual name of "Beetlejuice". He said he didn't know it had an actual name. Maybe he read my comment (or someone did) on the last video. Most of the time the first part right. Bay-tell (English phonetics) He was saying, mostly saying, Bay-tell- Jews. I was taught that its name is Bay-tell-guice. Not "juice" with a "g", but "guys", but with a "z" on the end. Bay-tell and then add "gu" (or maybe "gh") plus "ice". Make the last syllable of Betelgeuse sound exactly like the last syllable of Edelweiss (the song of Austria, the song at the end of The Sound Of Music), and that is the proper name of this star, as I was taught it.

I hope to see this event in my lifetime - maybe 15 years, Betelgeuse has to hurry! Thank you for this video!

The ancient Chinese astronomers (Who where very meticulous in their observations and kept excellent detailed records) observed Betelgeuse to be a yellowish orange color back then.

I hope the timing coincidences with winter, that's the best time for visibility in my area. Might be picking up a 10" dobsonian soon too 😁 good video 👍

Thank you for this fascinating video!! Wouldn't it be amazing if we were lucky enough to watch this mindblowing event in our Universe ♥ Explaining the event in this fashion for students and children is appreciated! Fabulous work!!

This year 2023 IS one of greatest because there IS amazing astronomical events like Betelgeuse Star explosion what i Want see with My naked eyes. Thank you For these details of Betelgeuse. 💥⭐

@stonehaven2289

Жыл бұрын

That's not a known event... It's a theory... It may have gone Supernova 500+ years ago or maybe it just happened yesterday... Time doesn't actually exist anyway it's just relative to human observation and a way to document history

Could be tomorrow (which means it already exploded 500+ years ago), a thousand years from now, or a million years from now. It'd be nice to see it but I won't be holding my breath.

The dimming and then the brightening could be caused by Betelgeuse running out of carbon to fuse in its core and heating up to fuse the oxygen then each element up the ladder until iron is reached. Each stage would take place much more rapidly than the one before. Silicon to iron would take place in just 1 day. Then the core implodes, the rebounding shock wave and flood of neutrinos would rip the star apart. What would be left? Either a Neutron Star or a Black Hole.

Since I learned about Betelgeuse some years ago, I also learned to not expect seeing its supernova on our lifetime. Now NASA it’s confirming that actually, _IT’S HAPPENING_ and, even though it’s hard to believe, that’s so exciting.

@adzz8012

Жыл бұрын

This is NOT a NASA channel. Its dishonest clickbait and very misleading.

@Fred-vy1hm

Жыл бұрын

If we see it it's not happening, it already happened 540 years ago we are just observing an event from our history.

Oooh long form video! I like that

Interesting!

First time I heard Betel Juice :)))))

Lets go Betelgeuse!

100,000 years ? man, have to rewrite my will

Enough promotion -- we want our supernova!!

Chances are very high that it won't happen within any of our lifetimes. Actually Antares is more likely to go than Betelgeuse.

6:26 - The first sign of explosion would be the burst of neutrinos which we see in minutes.... How?? If Betelguese is like 650 light years away this means that to see these neutrinos we must wait not mintes but 650 years. Nothing travels faster than the speed of light.

@anakondase

Жыл бұрын

Because things start to happen before it actually explodes, like sending out neutrinos and such.

@adrianjones4812

Жыл бұрын

One assumes they mean we would first detect the neutrinos which had travelled for 650 years quickly followed by the light. I did think it seemed strange the way he said it.

@anakondase

Жыл бұрын

@@adrianjones4812 Yes, the manuscript was badly worded in some instances. But that is what was ment. First we get a burst of neutrinos, maybe even some gamma radiation, before we get the light.

@meowkissamaki608

Жыл бұрын

The explosion might have happened earlier but the light comes here just now because of the the distance.

@farhadfaisal9410

Жыл бұрын

Well, at its location Betelgeuse has already exploded some 650 years or so ago (by our reckoning)! Part of the radiation from its explosion there is still on the way to us now. We can only observe the explosion event when the radiation would reach us here next -- for, the m a x i m u m speed of propagation of signal/radiation from any event is f i n i t e -- it is equal to the universal speed of light in vacuum, a constant of nature. (Think of it, what we call ''now'' is not the same everywhere!)

How can we see the explosion 'a few hours later' when its 584 Light years away from earth?

@SNL-lr6in

Жыл бұрын

It can be exploded 583 years 23 hours ago, but we just see the light now, so maybe it has exploded, maybe not, we just have to wait and see.

@TheGameBench

Жыл бұрын

What they mean is that the star would have exploded over 500 years ago. Shortly before collapsing, the star releases neutrinos, which we detect on Earth before the visible light of the exploding star. So, those neutrinos have also been traveling through space for over 500 years before reaching Earth, and they're saying that we would see first light of the supernova a few hours after detecting that first wave of neutrinos.

@lukec4096

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the explanation

Why do we see neutrinos before the light reaches us?

@TheGameBench

Жыл бұрын

Because the star will release neutrinos shortly before the collapse.

@alexanderemese6083

Жыл бұрын

The increased output of neutrinos is one of the reasons why the explosion is eventually triggered. The neutrinos, acting in opposition to the star's gravity, which holds everything together, leave the star en masse and the equilibrium is thus destroyed: the star explodes and emits the light later afterwards.

I prefer the designation Alpha Orionis.

If we see the explosion it will be very bright for a week or two. Like a new moon in the sky.

@tjcaruthers5593

Жыл бұрын

I think you meant a full moon. A new moon is the opposite of a full moon. No moon visible. The prediction is that the nebula from Betelgeuse could be as bright or brighter than a full moon. It's supposed to be visible during the day for 1-2 weeks.

@suki4410

Жыл бұрын

@@tjcaruthers5593 yes, i meant a new full moon in the sky. In the first hour, it could be much more bright than a full moon. Like a small star.

I think it would be better to say that scientists don't believe we would be in danger than to declare so positively that we won't be in danger. The evidence that we won't be in danger is indirect, and there may be factors that we don't know about that are harmful.

@sspacegghost

Жыл бұрын

ive found evidence of all the top astro physicists talking about an EMP event...thats due in the next four years. Its why Trump wanted to buy greeland, as the expected 5500 feet sea level rise leaves it largely above water. whereas we will be under. Is why the billionaires built all those bunkers in high country New Zealand. Is why Denver airport is massive its right on that new water level mark. Theres airforce projects called preserve destiny where they talk about this EMP event. The source is supposed to be our milky way black hole but Betel could also cause it. for some reason 1.5km of water rise is the predicted worse case event, and, all the top scientists know it and as we dont have the tech to stop it. they arent letting us in on it.

@LiberalsAreTrash

Жыл бұрын

You have to figure if it could affect a planet as big and massive as Jupiter, then simple people on a tiny planet like earth could be affected as well.

@johnpepple3456

Жыл бұрын

@@No_n_NO__ As far as I know, none of the stars that went supernova in the past were as close to us as Betelgeuse is, so we don't really know for certain what will happen.

@cjay2

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, so go take your booster.

For anyone asking why we see neutrinos before we see the light from the supernova, it's quite simple... the star releases neutrinos shortly before it collapses.

@staceywebster7765

Жыл бұрын

What other stars have gone supernova

@delphicdescant

Жыл бұрын

@@staceywebster7765 I thought I heard that about once every 50 years a supernova occurs somewhere in our galaxy. But I can't remember the source. I think the only ones we've studied with semi-modern equipment have all just had alphanumeric names (codes) assigned, rather than casual names, maybe?

@anopoabednego6173

Жыл бұрын

​@@delphicdescantIt's once every 25-100 years but we don't even know for sure if that is the case inside of our own galaxy because none have ever taken place since the telescope has been around and that would be around 400+ years ago. But it's possible they're happening all the time and the light just hasn't reached us yet.

@One_Bar

Жыл бұрын

@@anopoabednego6173we’ve witnessed 2 supernovae in the last 2 years. Newest in M101 and the older is SN2020fqv in the interacting Butterfly galaxies.

It may just be a whimper when the event occurs. Like a big firework without the bang. Would be a good chance to see how the EMFS reacts to the event. And of course ur gravity wave? I would look at its nearest neighbors and see if they jiggle. We could be so lucky to see this. If the neighbors jiggle this would indicate to myself that I fact they are connected through these fields as dampners to hold the EMFS in place. Even the core that remains should have a very strong field. Things are getting very interesting now for me atleast. It's what's under the tree that peaks my interest we can see the trees and fruit. But how did they get there. 🤔 peace ✌️

Betelgeuse! Betelgeuse! Betelgeuse!

At 6:25; When you state that there would be a burst of neutrinos, that would reach Earth in minutes, that's after traveling for hundreds of years? How much notice would the Hubble, James Webb or other telescopes give us of Betelgeuse exploding, before it became observable on Earth (years, months, days...)?

@codywac4164

Жыл бұрын

An article I read stated that neutrinos will give astromers about a 12 hr heads up.

and it needs to be in winter since Orion is a winter constellation

@chemicalburn

Жыл бұрын

In the summer, Orion is a daytime constellation which normally could not be seen, but the supernova would be visible in daylight.

It's not bettel, more like Beetle.

@MrWinotu

Жыл бұрын

Accordingly to scientific research the axis of the rotation of the star is fortunately not pointing into Solar system... Otherwise we would be endangered as the deadly gamma ray and ultraviolet rays that could hit our system and kill life on Earth... This probably happened before as the Earth was turning into snowball in the past (several times hundreds of millions years ago). The planet was basically turned into snowball for a few milion years after this (too cold for life). The snowball events were until certain moment impossible to explain until We understood how powerfull is to be close to supernova. Betelguese is too far, but the gamma ray coming from it's rotation axis would be dangerous...

With CC on the video spells it out beetlejuice ! Lol !

lol i just seen one video that said betelgeuse was much bigger than previously thought. hard to tell who is right.

In a pinwheel type display of our Galaxy where are Betelgeuse and our Sun located

When a star supernovas does it make a Big Bang among the “multiverses?”

Great! Something else to keep me up awake at night! Super volcanoes! UAF! Forest fires in Canada! Chinese Ballons shot down!

What kind of chain reaction could we expect to see ?

Next video: “We were wrong, Betelgeuse is closer than appears and it’ll erase life on earth. Prepare for it!”

Last I checked, stellar debris doesn’t travel faster than light. So we have 600+ years before anything makes it to us.

Can it be seen from the Southern hemisphere, let's say South Africa or Australia?

Since Betelgeue is 548 light years away from Earth!! That means the light left from it in the year 1475.....

I heard from another You Tuber who is an astrophysicist that JWT will not be able to Betelgeuse is tooo bright for its camera. (?)

@zedbear1

Жыл бұрын

I doubt that, since JWT only observes infrared light.

It's already happened. We're just waiting for the grav waves and dramatic magnitude change.

I wonder when james webb is gonna release the image of Betelgeuse... I think it would be better to use James Webb to capture the image of the area around Betelgeuse because if Betelgeuse exploded we will never be able to see the area that would be obscured by Betelgeuse.

@A_piece_of_broccoli

Жыл бұрын

Every image you have seen of betelgeuse lately has been from the jwst what are you talking about? You know that orange blob picture? That was from james webb. Its actually so far away that it has to be zoomed which is why it was blurry.

@physicslover1950

Жыл бұрын

@@A_piece_of_broccoli Omg are you serious was it from James webb 😳😳😳 ? ... Oh Man... That's amazing... Have they also posted this picture on their website?

@stonehaven2289

Жыл бұрын

We've actually been to Betelgeuse before... We have close up images of the Red Giant Star that we won't get to see

@SwampDonkey64

Жыл бұрын

@@stonehaven2289wait you got pictures you can’t see? 😳

@tylermcnally8232

Жыл бұрын

@@stonehaven2289 Holy fuck you are stupid.

make up your mind ,,,beetlejuice betelgeuse battlejews ??

I heard multiple different pronunciations. Betelgeuse, Beetelgeuse, and Betelgoose

@notmyrealname6150

Жыл бұрын

And Bateljews.

It takes 650 years for its light to travel to Earth.

We'll know it when they detect a sudden burst of neutrinos!

How often does a supernovae this close to Earth explode? Once every 1000 years or so? Or is it more like once in 100000 or million years?

@suki4410

Жыл бұрын

The last one was the crab nebular about 1000 years ago seen by chinese astronomers.

6:30 "These neutrinos would reach Earth within minutes....." Uh, I don't think so. 🙄 Even neutrinos are restricted to the speed of light or less. Likely what was meant was "within minutes after the visible flash", but that wasn't what he said, and I'm not sure I believe even that.

@pakyoungchae

Жыл бұрын

The neutrinos would arrive before the light flash because they wouldn't get slowed down by proton collisions like photons do. Even under normal conditions, it takes an incredibly long time for a photon to escape a star (like hundreds of thousands of years). Neutrinos pass right through all that without much interaction at all. But you're right about that "within minutes" nonsense; even neutrinos have to obey the speed limit.

@funkdoktor9099

Жыл бұрын

Things can move faster than the speed of light. Obviously not particles. Scalar energy is a lot faster than the speed of light. Conciousness can move faster than the speed of light. Everything in the universe is literally within a hands grasp reach. Conciousness is the key.

@stonehaven2289

Жыл бұрын

​@@funkdoktor9099exactly 💯.. just because Einstein said nothing can move faster than light doesn't make it so...

@funkdoktor9099

Жыл бұрын

@stonehaven2289 you know it. Our knowledge of universal physics is in an embryonic state. Every time someone says something is impossible bc physics says so...I say well..they just haven't figured it out yet. Ironically, The US Military has a research facility In Antarctica that they say is for research to detect neutrinos. Which it does. But all the "Doms" they have placed in the cored out ice shafts work collectively as a phased array. Its a scalar transmitter capable of transmitting at faster than the speed of light. And a directed energy weapon as well. It can cause eathquakes(which it did when they fired it up.for the first time bc calibrations were off) , and it acts a detector for "crafts" entering into our atmosphere from outer space. But anyways. Dont won't to scare you off with stuff that sounds woo woo. Regardless of our govts capabilities, Conciousness is the true king of the Universe.

@tylermcnally8232

Жыл бұрын

@@funkdoktor9099 LMFAO This guys a fuckhead.

I wonder if Bettle Jews is going to blow.

6:20 We would see it within minutes and it takes 8 minutes for the sun's light to hit us, How many minutes are we talking......... These nutrientos They're faster than the speed of light

Are they going to say it thrice?

If it will go supernova and it's going to happen in our lifetime then it already happened right? If it takes 548 years to get here? Wouldn't our telescopes see that it already happened?

Wouldn't I see it the same time you did?

I can't understand she doesn't explode? Qhy some sources say she exploded 😮

Omggggg

Would we see it though? Won’t the light take over 600 years to get here? So you are assuming it already supernova.

No one knows when where why and how ! What it will do to us !

@suki4410

Жыл бұрын

It is about 550 light years away. This means there is no danger at all. It would be a nice firework to look at.

Can we die from it

@Leo-pd4fc

Жыл бұрын

I've heared Betelgeuse explosion IS too far away so IT cant kill us what's good to hear

@Life_42

Жыл бұрын

Great question!

@ArdenskiMusic

Жыл бұрын

@@Life_42 Can we

@alanwilliams1982

Жыл бұрын

He states it will not harm life on Earth.

@ArdenskiMusic

Жыл бұрын

@@alanwilliams1982 Thanks man

😂 It's funny that they got it So figured out. Someday they're gonna say we came from stars or monkeys came from stars.

@PremiereHell

Жыл бұрын

😂 Wait they actually say that

@PremiereHell

Жыл бұрын

I would avoid Putting your faith in any theories. They're just their best guess

@PremiereHell

Жыл бұрын

Conspiracy Theories are more likely to be true

@PremiereHell

Жыл бұрын

😂 I want to find the scientist that knows for sure about the star and its manecular structure

@DeepThought9999

11 ай бұрын

@@PremiereHell molecular?

Didn’t ‘we’ say this last year, and the year before?

@suki4410

Жыл бұрын

It could be next week or in 100 years. No one knows for sure.

@hudatolah

Жыл бұрын

@@suki4410that’s not exactly “it’s happening” though

@zedbear1

Жыл бұрын

@@hudatolah It's not like a fire cracker, the processes take a long time to advance to supernova. So IF it's happening at all, it started happening years ago. Look at images of the Ring nebula. The star barely cleared it's outer covering when it exploded and doesn't have enough energy left to explode it's self. There are different outcomes when a star explodes.

Will I need to wear my tinfoil hat to protect me from harmful stellar radiation?

Maybe work on consistency in the correct pronunciation of this stars name before trying to school the rest of us on its history.

seven hundred AND forty eight *not* "seven hundred forty eight"

Will it affect earth 😭

@stevenweaver3386

Жыл бұрын

No, it is too far away. It will give us a cool light show.

WT🦆 is up with the "WARNING" ? But actually; (beddel-jews) or beatle-juice? Narrator swaps! Half hand ice day✝️ July07/2023.

It's ok it's only NASA nothing to see here 😂😂😂😂

It's not happening in our life time

Closed caption keeps saying fatal jews. Not sure why I find it funny tho

I love how all these videos about this star are like "it could be any time, any where, between now and 100000000000 years it will happen!" like yeah kay no shirt shitlock every star will boom between now and then, stop posting information that's going nowhere. Yes Betelgeuse is fascinating in that we could see this happen in our lives or so we hope or our kids could, but these posts are repetitive in that they literally say nothing new other than "it will happen some day"

Get ready for it?😂 It's only about 10million years old it may not explode for another 1 million years.

Betelgeuse in only about 600 light years away , how come we can not see it as bright as our sun which is only several million miles farther.

@filemonreyes4162

10 ай бұрын

Y error for mistaking distance of sun as million light years. Sorry.

It wont happen :P ..any time soon

Bay toll jews😂 can't get over his pronounciation.

It wont happen in your life time. So just go back to bed children.

The way you pronounce Betelgeuse 🫨 leaves a bitter taste on my ear palette. Beetle🪲- juice🧃

everyone else: /ˈbiːtəldʒuːs NASASpaceNews: /ˈbɛtəldʒuːz/