How did the Milky Way get its shape - Scott Hershberger
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Date: 2024-09-19
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Comments and reviews: 9
crazyashlii
I greatly appreciate how this was explained, as complex concepts such as Space is challenging for my poor banana brain hahah.
So, if our Milky Way and Andromeda merge and such, assuming that life (flora and/or fauna, microbio, anything etc) is still existing at that point, what happens
Will it impact the gravity of the planets Or change their orbit trajectory around the Sun
I am just genuinely curious: -)
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I greatly appreciate how this was explained, as complex concepts such as Space is challenging for my poor banana brain hahah.
So, if our Milky Way and Andromeda merge and such, assuming that life (flora and/or fauna, microbio, anything etc) is still existing at that point, what happens
Will it impact the gravity of the planets Or change their orbit trajectory around the Sun
I am just genuinely curious: -)
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ted_ed
Imagine how easier is to get from a planet to another in the center of the milky wave. Maybe there its easier to create extraterrestial life. Im thinking about this thanks to the density waves, closer to the center they are stronger if im not wrong. Anyway, im no expert, just trying to have a talk about it: D
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Imagine how easier is to get from a planet to another in the center of the milky wave. Maybe there its easier to create extraterrestial life. Im thinking about this thanks to the density waves, closer to the center they are stronger if im not wrong. Anyway, im no expert, just trying to have a talk about it: D
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lucianoosorio5942
I didn’t lose any chocolate, I just added vanilla. Michael Jackson
Stephen Hawking: There are 10 million million million million particles in the universe we can observe.
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I didn’t lose any chocolate, I just added vanilla. Michael Jackson
Stephen Hawking: There are 10 million million million million particles in the universe we can observe.
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tec-jones5445
When most dinosaurs went extinct
I know it isn't the focus of the episode (which is very well done, but I'm ecstatic that birds being dinosaurs is more common knowledge now.
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When most dinosaurs went extinct
I know it isn't the focus of the episode (which is very well done, but I'm ecstatic that birds being dinosaurs is more common knowledge now.
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pssurvivor
the person conceptualising these animations is doing a fantastic job. i can imagine it is very difficult to come up with engaging storyboards for complex but short video topics
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the person conceptualising these animations is doing a fantastic job. i can imagine it is very difficult to come up with engaging storyboards for complex but short video topics
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alfreddaniels3817
I don’t understand it. I hear only words that seem Unsubstantiated themselves: like angular momentum. What does that mean in the environment of our solarsystem
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I don’t understand it. I hear only words that seem Unsubstantiated themselves: like angular momentum. What does that mean in the environment of our solarsystem
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SnoopyDoofie
This video is inaccurate. Our galaxy looks more like a Pringle's potatoe chip with the surface curved up along the edges. Our galazy is not flat.
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This video is inaccurate. Our galaxy looks more like a Pringle's potatoe chip with the surface curved up along the edges. Our galazy is not flat.
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SoLuVaBle299
Astrophysics has always been a head scratcher for me. Guess there’s some questions that will remain a mystery for me
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Astrophysics has always been a head scratcher for me. Guess there’s some questions that will remain a mystery for me
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SUICIDALODST
Yeah, right. everyone knows it's because of Spiral Power, the power of evolution! As proven by Simon the Digger.
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Yeah, right. everyone knows it's because of Spiral Power, the power of evolution! As proven by Simon the Digger.
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