The Most Mysterious Star in the Universe We Can't Explain
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its becoming well-known now that theres an electrical connection and nature to our universe including Stars, many which have simply disappeared as if theyd just turned off. And just as Beetlejuice has done recently by dimming and then brightening again, its an electrical nature and very common. it needs to be taken seriously otherwise your LED down a path which could be completely false, many dimming Stars maybe cost from its electrical draw and part of a cycle which is natural and not necessarily a planet blocking its light.
Date: 2023-12-14
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reallifelore
All things being equal, the simplest explanation is the most probable. That said, the simplest explanation would be two solar bodies (planets, that is) of similar size and mass most likely collided a few centuries or so ago and the little chunklets that remained are orbiting around the star forming a ring. The areas of lower visibility are where the debris is thicker and will eventually spread out along the orbital plane and even out in a few millennia into an asteroid belt or possibly recoalesce into a new planet in a million years.
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All things being equal, the simplest explanation is the most probable. That said, the simplest explanation would be two solar bodies (planets, that is) of similar size and mass most likely collided a few centuries or so ago and the little chunklets that remained are orbiting around the star forming a ring. The areas of lower visibility are where the debris is thicker and will eventually spread out along the orbital plane and even out in a few millennia into an asteroid belt or possibly recoalesce into a new planet in a million years.
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-TabsKingdom
If it would be like showing paleolithic people the nuclear reactor, than that should mean that we have no concept of what that civilization could do. Think about it. Not even the smartest paleolithic person would even understand the beginning of what a reactor is. So doesn't that mean that we have absolutely no understanding of how they're harnessing their energy. Which means that we're probably completely wrong about everything we think their using around their sun. For all we know it could be dimming because they made the thing!
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If it would be like showing paleolithic people the nuclear reactor, than that should mean that we have no concept of what that civilization could do. Think about it. Not even the smartest paleolithic person would even understand the beginning of what a reactor is. So doesn't that mean that we have absolutely no understanding of how they're harnessing their energy. Which means that we're probably completely wrong about everything we think their using around their sun. For all we know it could be dimming because they made the thing!
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reallifelore
Powerful as -Gods-?
Listen, creator of this video. Because you've been brainwashed with evolution and billions of years it doesnt mean rest of civilization went throught same thing
You seem like informed person but all those informations means nothing since you are not informed about most vital and most important of informations in human history
And that information is: Theres ONLY one God/Creator/Intelligent Designer.
The One that was, the One that is and the One that will be
In other words Yahweh Elohim
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Powerful as -Gods-?
Listen, creator of this video. Because you've been brainwashed with evolution and billions of years it doesnt mean rest of civilization went throught same thing
You seem like informed person but all those informations means nothing since you are not informed about most vital and most important of informations in human history
And that information is: Theres ONLY one God/Creator/Intelligent Designer.
The One that was, the One that is and the One that will be
In other words Yahweh Elohim
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-cas. 67656
maybe a gigantic rogue planet recently wiped out all the planets orbiting the star+ itsself and the dust hadn t formed other planets yet? or it did since we only see the way the star has been almost 2000 years ago because of the distance, whatever. and maybe it began clumping together and that s why it dimmed the star s light so much. can t understand why it dimmed so much over like 108 years tho. can t it be like a huge asteroid belt like we have between mars and jupiter/at the end of the solar system?
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maybe a gigantic rogue planet recently wiped out all the planets orbiting the star+ itsself and the dust hadn t formed other planets yet? or it did since we only see the way the star has been almost 2000 years ago because of the distance, whatever. and maybe it began clumping together and that s why it dimmed the star s light so much. can t understand why it dimmed so much over like 108 years tho. can t it be like a huge asteroid belt like we have between mars and jupiter/at the end of the solar system?
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-mikeanthonybrooks
A real intelligent civilization would have figured out how to initiate fusion reaction on multiple points on their home planet. Dyson sphere just seems like way too much work if all you need is that fusion reaction in the core of the star. Get it from the table, don't take the crumbs off the floor.
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A real intelligent civilization would have figured out how to initiate fusion reaction on multiple points on their home planet. Dyson sphere just seems like way too much work if all you need is that fusion reaction in the core of the star. Get it from the table, don't take the crumbs off the floor.
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-OmnipotentPotato
If it was really aliens and they were indeed building some structure to harvest energy from the sun, that was 1280 years ago. If they were advanced enough to do that, they would've been advanced enough to detect us or at least advanced enough that we can detect their interstellar travel.
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If it was really aliens and they were indeed building some structure to harvest energy from the sun, that was 1280 years ago. If they were advanced enough to do that, they would've been advanced enough to detect us or at least advanced enough that we can detect their interstellar travel.
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-Rydo416
If anyones wondering the answer now, it was reported in 2021 that another star was orbiting the same group of planets as Tabby-s star making it a binary stellar system, so the other star would temporarily block part of the sun-s luminosity, possibly causing an eclipse unseen by the human eye.
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If anyones wondering the answer now, it was reported in 2021 that another star was orbiting the same group of planets as Tabby-s star making it a binary stellar system, so the other star would temporarily block part of the sun-s luminosity, possibly causing an eclipse unseen by the human eye.
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-andrewbloom7694
It seems like some sort of collision between very large bodies could create a dust cloud that would last for a few decades, right? I mean hell the midwest had a dustbowl lasting years. And that was just cause of, like, overfarming. Not 2 moons crashing into each other
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It seems like some sort of collision between very large bodies could create a dust cloud that would last for a few decades, right? I mean hell the midwest had a dustbowl lasting years. And that was just cause of, like, overfarming. Not 2 moons crashing into each other
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-MountainMan.
Scientists make up stories like a Dyson sphere in order to get media attention and to get more grant money from the government so they can continue not having a real job. You always have to factor in human greed and desire for fame.
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Scientists make up stories like a Dyson sphere in order to get media attention and to get more grant money from the government so they can continue not having a real job. You always have to factor in human greed and desire for fame.
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-WHCOMEGAWEAPON
There isn't enough matter in our solar system to even come close to making a Dyson Sphere. It would take all of the matter on thousands of planets to build something that enormous. It's just not a feasible technology.
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There isn't enough matter in our solar system to even come close to making a Dyson Sphere. It would take all of the matter on thousands of planets to build something that enormous. It's just not a feasible technology.
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-swedenball8589
Scientist Kim: Let's name this star.
Scientist Joe: Hey son!
Joe's baby enters the room,
Scientist Joe: Now, please type something on the screen
Joe's baby types, KIC 8462852.
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Scientist Kim: Let's name this star.
Scientist Joe: Hey son!
Joe's baby enters the room,
Scientist Joe: Now, please type something on the screen
Joe's baby types, KIC 8462852.
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-QualityQuad
It-s definitely just dust. The reasoning is solid, but god damn dude, don-t make a video about dust just cuz you-re dry for content.
Edit - also we clearly can explain it - dust.
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It-s definitely just dust. The reasoning is solid, but god damn dude, don-t make a video about dust just cuz you-re dry for content.
Edit - also we clearly can explain it - dust.
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-cl570
-a planet the size of jupiter would only obscure the star by 1 percent-
so um. is it just a big planet? a big cloud of dust? I hope to god it's aliens so we can finally be comfy
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-a planet the size of jupiter would only obscure the star by 1 percent-
so um. is it just a big planet? a big cloud of dust? I hope to god it's aliens so we can finally be comfy
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-adambenceracz4082
If you think about it, what those scientists saw was happening is already over. Since it's a thousand light years away, what you see now happened a millennia ago
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If you think about it, what those scientists saw was happening is already over. Since it's a thousand light years away, what you see now happened a millennia ago
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-TomTom-rh5gk
Extraordinary claims are just claims like another because extraordinary- just an opinion. Science is neutral and it must follow the same rules for everything.
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Extraordinary claims are just claims like another because extraordinary- just an opinion. Science is neutral and it must follow the same rules for everything.
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-EdbertWeisly
-how can dust turn into planets? -
We are talking not about household dust. No, this is Planetary dust, meter long rocks in a belt, just like asteroids
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-how can dust turn into planets? -
We are talking not about household dust. No, this is Planetary dust, meter long rocks in a belt, just like asteroids
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-OtakuUnitedStudio
I think it's far more likely that there was a catastrophic collision between two large terrestrial bodies, unless it's an asteroid belt or something.
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I think it's far more likely that there was a catastrophic collision between two large terrestrial bodies, unless it's an asteroid belt or something.
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-johnchandler1687
Dison sphere my aching back. Ever read the sci fi book -Ringworld-? Besides, when sun sends out large solar flare, wouldn't it kick all the breakers?
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Dison sphere my aching back. Ever read the sci fi book -Ringworld-? Besides, when sun sends out large solar flare, wouldn't it kick all the breakers?
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-killstealer8736
what if there is a planet that are really small but really strong and can withstand high hotness and its orbiting really really near that star?
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what if there is a planet that are really small but really strong and can withstand high hotness and its orbiting really really near that star?
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-NzPekka
i hope a follow up video on this topic appears again, if not on this specific star, just other strange anomalies of stars would be very interesting
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i hope a follow up video on this topic appears again, if not on this specific star, just other strange anomalies of stars would be very interesting
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-michaelparton4295
If it is aliens, and if they do visit earth and try to start an invasion we can just give them free rdr2 disks. That seems to work for me.
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If it is aliens, and if they do visit earth and try to start an invasion we can just give them free rdr2 disks. That seems to work for me.
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-Eagrogg
I like the planet destroying space war theory. Although, that could mean certain death for our species. But, still, pretty cool. Like Star Wars.
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I like the planet destroying space war theory. Although, that could mean certain death for our species. But, still, pretty cool. Like Star Wars.
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-ulyssesk7325
no dyson-sphere =/ just the leftovers of the death stars victims. its cool to pulverize entire planets but not so cool as a dyson-spehre.
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no dyson-sphere =/ just the leftovers of the death stars victims. its cool to pulverize entire planets but not so cool as a dyson-spehre.
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-kendallholton6729
You'd have to mine down like 9 planets to get enough material for that sphere (totally rando estimate) who could actually do that?
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You'd have to mine down like 9 planets to get enough material for that sphere (totally rando estimate) who could actually do that?
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-gagejernigan5277
I think Dyson Spheres are BS tbh. No civilization can create a structure that large, they'd never have enough material or manpower
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I think Dyson Spheres are BS tbh. No civilization can create a structure that large, they'd never have enough material or manpower
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-fyurex8969
Ignorantish question: Does studying this stuff serve anything besides our curiosity or does it help develop new tech here on earth?
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Ignorantish question: Does studying this stuff serve anything besides our curiosity or does it help develop new tech here on earth?
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reallifelore
If it was a dysons fear odds the beings that made it our long gone seeing how it would-ve had to been constructed 1280 years ago
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If it was a dysons fear odds the beings that made it our long gone seeing how it would-ve had to been constructed 1280 years ago
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-owent. 9524
Crazy thing is people are watching that star from hundreds of years ago because of how long the light takes to travel to earth
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Crazy thing is people are watching that star from hundreds of years ago because of how long the light takes to travel to earth
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-davidwalker5054
The universe is under no obligation to make itself easy for us to understand or act like we think it should
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The universe is under no obligation to make itself easy for us to understand or act like we think it should
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