Slacker Astronomy: Supernova via Lite Bright

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1. By substituting just a few words and adjusting a few timescales, this video becomes an adequate descriptor for the beginning, middle, and inevitable end of capitalism.
2. This core excludes the inrushing 99% completly causing a titanic explosion that distroys in a single instant an economy/culture that took millions of investments to create the 99% is expelled outward to colonize other systems, even its heaviest members light by compairison to the now inescapable or assailable neutron core of nobility. This core remains spining on the leftover momentum of a long lost energy source but is never again able to support a 99% or be opposed by one. 
3. eventually the refinancing schemes run out of anything to refinance and no more energy can be extracted from the ashes of ashes of ashes which turn to iron and at that point the 1% ceases to be able to generate enough energy to hold out the 99% At that point the 99% is left unsupported and so it rushes in toward the 1% which causes the 1% to "circle the wagons" and create the ultimate gated community, a nuetron core, a totalitarian state. 
4. These have thier own economic interactions that are all about reinvesting and reinvesting in an increasingly convoluted set of schemes designed to extract the last bit of value for the 1% from what has been produced by the 99% without actually adding anything to that value. 
5. This really does sound like the economy we are facing, the stars core is the 1%, the outer shell is the poorest of the 99% and the inner part of the outer shell seques toward the middle class which is the more limited space surrounding the core. The metabolism of the 99% produces heavier elements, mafias, monarchies, lords, CEOs, emperores, kings, queens, celebrities, all of them CRONIES owing their existance to the outer living shell. .
6. burning oxygen?!
7. He's not talking about fire. "Burning" is NOT combustion in astrophysics, it's fusion. Stars obviously do not chemically combust elements, and it's assumed that you know that. In chemistry, "fusion" is the same thing as melting, but we're not correcting everyone because we know it has TWO meanings in DIFFERENT subjects, and everyone assumes you'll know which one they're talking about.
8. actually no, stars do not burn, there is not fire.
9. way too cool. you wont get this on the discovery cannel. lol.
10. Well done!
11. Wow! Lite brite science class!
12. That is so freakin' awesome.
13. That is so freakin' awesome.
14. wow, that was pretty cool. thanks :)
15. Why would he have to say that about the Sun? He was talking about Supernovas, not the future of the Sun. And with the rest of your comment you're mixing up different types of stellar explosions. The video has it right for the specifics of what it's saying.
16. I occasionally see obnoxiously ignorant comments on YouTube insulting a public school education. I don't mean to offend because I know there are quality private, religious, and home-school educations. On the other hand, I just have to ask, mqzmcq13, if your crappy grammar and denial of clear evidence is the result of one of these types of education.
17. the video is not very accurate. first you need to point out that our star cannot become a supernova. only stars with the right properties do that, it needs to be much heavier than our star. and then you have at least 2 different types of stars causing 2 different types of supernovae-explosions, and both of them are really very very rare!
18. great job! love the litebrites!
19. wicked fresh!@ i miss my litebrighT! go Supernora~!
20. Wow, nice job, here i understand super nova more. Thanks.