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September 2, 2026

[Q&A+] How Many Supernovae Made The Solar System?

BONUS QUESTION STARTS AT 11:23

Watch the video here (with no ads) or on YouTube: https://youtu.be/1E7v7lv0U-o

Can you DYI a binocular telescope at home? Which binoculars should you get for stargazing? How many supernovae it took to create the Solar System? And in Q&A+ what happens is the Voyagers come back?

  • 00:00 Intro

  • 00:25 [@evandotpro] Does it make sense to DIY a binocular telescope?

  • 03:30 [@JackRay-1] What magnification level and lens size would be good for binoculars used to stargaze?

  • 08:24 [@szolosiseb773] How many stars went supernova before the formation of our current Solar System?

  • 11:23 [@OneOfAMineRocks] What Happens When We See Voyager Coming Back From The Other Direction?

  • 17:30 Final thoughts

Comments (5)

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stephen luger · September 8, 2026

Even if the universe is not flat, the Voyagers would not come back as a result of circling the entire universe because the Voyagers do not have enough speed to escape the Milky Way galaxy. It is perhaps possible that they come back because both the Solar System and the Voyagers circle around the galaxy, so perhaps they meet again in that fashion.

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Pointing's Variable Constant · September 7, 2026

"if the Voyagers come back" ... then we know that there's an advanced civilization out there that doesn't want our nosy probes reporting on!

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Fawad · September 2, 2026

Where ARE you going? What is this "lot of travelling" you talk about?

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Graham Gowans · September 2, 2026

It was Voyager 6

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Charles Vane · September 2, 2026

You’re NOT “wrong and old” speaking of actually learning the night sky! We are losing so much in the modern world.