They Terrorized The Galaxy, Until The Humans Sent A Single Warship | Sci-Fi Story | HFY 

Thanks mate 🤝😊

So it was the Shockwave for you. Not the aliens😂 it's fiction man. You don't know the cap of the weapon used plus our physics may not calculate to their physics if they even have a physics.

@nkosistrainbullies5806 physics is physics. Everywhere. That's the point. There isn't a different physics somewhere else. To even affect Earth, a supernova would ha e to happen within 150 light years of Earth. We are talking at least a 10 solar mass star literally eating itself inside out in a fraction of a second. Enough energy released that for a few DAYS, a single star outlines its entire host galaxy. Our galaxy is 100,000 light years in diameter. Our average sun converts 400 billion tons of hydrogen to helium every second. Amd. That's a normal burn of first stage fusion in a star. The amount of energy released in a supernova is unfathomable. I mean, you're talking about relativistic infallible speeds and objects that are neutron degenerate. Immovable object and unstoppable force. You could convert an entire planetary mass to pure energy, and it still would not equal what a small supernova puts out. So no, there is no way a planetary self-destruct system is going to send a shockwave across the galaxy. It will barely make other planets in its own system take notice. And yes... it's fiction... but it is SCIENCE fiction. And given the size of the universe the probability of there being ither life asymptotically approaches 1. There is simply too much stuff. 200 billion stars in our galaxy and nearly that many planets. Amd we aren't even the big galaxy in our local group. That would be Andromeda. 20 galaxies in our group. And we are a small group part of the Virgo Supercluster. Which is also a very tiny fraction of the Great Laniakea Supercluster. Even this is a small part of The Great Wall structure. Or going out even further the enormous tendrils and filaments of Galactic neighborhoods filling the known universe (45 billion light years in every direction from Earth.) Hundreds of trillions of galaxies with hundreds of billions of stars each.

Thank you I was going to play this video but I always check the comments first

Right?

Go to bed

I mean it did leave orbit sooo... Yeah not boing

Also repetitive mention of Mention of "human ingenuity, grim determination" etc

I guess you've never seen Krypton explode.

Their repeated victories made them overconfident. this hubris was why they fell.

@@user-dq9hl7oy7j So Human victory is just an accident of history? Nope. The Drathions are depicted repeatedly as having more advanced technology and greater resources. They would have been able to build a far larger fleet of ships far more capable than the Vanguard. It’s a logic hole in the story. Sorry.

Logical...

Do you negotiate with wolves?

@patrickdurham8393 I wouldn't wipe out an entire species. That's apparently a "you" thing.

@@AliceI7764 It's up to them to surrender or contact the humans. Until then, you continue as if they never will. FAFO.