Biggest and Most Unusual Discoveries In Space Sciences of 2023 - Video Compilation

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[@-jeff-]

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[@ryanrobison8973]

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[@EdCos]

Happy New Year Anton, thanks for a great informative 2023 and I'm looking forward to what you give us in 2024.

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[@Marcus-l7q]

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[@Sk8Bettty]

Your voice is incredibly soothing, hon. The easygoing way you explain things is super helpful. I don’t feel stupid even though I get lost in the middle all the time. I stick around to wave back tho. ❤

[@501Mobius]

The name given is Hawaiian I guess because the telescopes are in Hawaii. When are we going to name things in the cosmos based on telescopes in Chile? Then we could name a really big structure ay chihuahua caramba. :)

[@pacotaco1246]

We need to do this asap

[@douglaswilkinson5700]

​@@pacotaco1246Some politics are involved. Astronomers want to build another large telescope on top of the mountain in Hawaii where the Keck, et al are located. The native Hawaiians believe the mountain is sacred. So the astronomical community is trying to do what it takes to get permission to construct a new telescope.

[@pacotaco1246]

@douglaswilkinson5700 ah yea we shouldnt put such a massive faciliity on sacred lands when we can just put it somewhere else

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[@marioluna2957]

Happy New Year Anton👍

[@JenniferMarieGoddenSpace]

Hey I wanted to say hello to one of my favorite KZbinrs and creators. You have been my nerdy space loving boyfriend for close to a decade. Thank you for enriching my mind and pushing forward the love of space that comes in a power greater than yourself and a belief in a god that loves us all beings. You have spent more time talking to me than my significant other at least regarding the stuff his brain couldn’t hold onto. Some loves know no boundaries or space and time and are able to see ourselves into new dimensions and undefined limitations. If we are going to the stars and universe some day it makes sense some of them might have shared a connection to the interest you invested learning about space with. Thank you for your beautiful brain

[@harzerhamster6735]

2:07:30 is nuts. Simple reason(s). If the planet was so close to a binary, there would've been the three-body problem. As the planet has the least mass ... it would've been ejected or swallowed. If one of the binaries became a white dwarf: it would've stolen gas from the remaining star, resulting in Novae by the number (and: Gravity vs. Pressure - if there is a white dwarf within a K-Type star, the gravitational pull would be to big for the remaining pressure produced by Helium-fusion - the star would collaps!). Mother nature usually prefers simple solutions. Like: Planet once had an orbit further away. As star expended to a red giant, it slowed down orbital speed due to increase of interplanetary density of gas (Heliosphere of star) and (if it was a gas giant/jupiter type) evaporation of its own gas. So the planet reduced distance to star (orbit) by drifting inwards slowly. As the star reduced size due to helium stage it was still not within and today it just seems to be to close to have survived "living in a star". Who made that study? Re-Inventing the wheel can be tricky, when you've got no clue about a car 🤪.

[@ONKTmetalband]

Thank you for not using background music! Your videos are awesome! This is one of the few channels about space without too loud sleepy ambient songs playing! ❤

[@artdonovandesign]

Every spot a *Galaxy* That is incomprehensible!

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I love how Anton describes the early universe like he was there

[@joepss7946]

In a way, we all were.

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@@joepss7946 this is being slept on

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[@scott6129]

The expansion rate of the universe isn't only different where you look. When you look and how you look also changes the results.

[@-jeff-]

TY Anton for a great cosmic compilation!

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Just finished it! Now onto the biology one ^^

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[@BastilsBlather818]

I'll be honest I did not have the largest amount of faith in what I've called bumpy the rockets capabilities , I was totally for space sharks with lasers on their helmets . Thus I was surprised with those results ☺ one good step forward for this planet

[@tomkop213]

Mindblowing

[@markrix]

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[@markrix]

As the beastie boys said back in 1980s "1,2 oh my god!" 🎉

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[@camoTiaras]

What i want to see is a 3d map of everything thats not matter. I want to see the shape of the "nothing".

[@crzybxrry]

P.s. The thumbnail is shown of a fake super-saturn😅

[@telfordguy34uk]

' ooh la la ' lol😅

[@ClanWarrior]

ALL THIS KNOWLAGE BEING ABSOLUTELY ABSORBED BY MY BRAIN WHILE I SLEEEP WAAAAA 😮💡😂

[@agentviktor3297]

I prefer lavalier mics. Although most of the times, I only listen to you, barely watch the content. Either way, keep up the good work!

[@lurotov]

Can a consortium of philanthropists organise and convert those commercial duelling into residential properties and selling at a reasonable price?

[@cschleiger1991]

7:50 ish "Bao with the Bao the Bang de bang Diggy diggy diggy said the boogy, said um chum the boogey" :0 lol

[@bassplayersayer]

Hi Anton, How does a blast wave work in space????

[@Dilbert-o5k]

Maybe the cosmic rays are the alien communications that everyone is looking for

[@Gkitchens1]

Chinese scientists just published a paper showcasing that weak meissner effect indeed does possibly exist in the lk99 material at room temperature. So it’s not bs after all, possibly lol.

[@robotaholic]

I am not smart enough to understand the barionic acoustic ossiclation method of measuring the size or expansion rate of the universe. 🤯🤙

[@MichaelLeBlanc-p4f]

Basically, it suggested everything is moving and nothing we see is there caused it's moved over millions of years

[@lightien]

Same, idk what words mean. Feels bad

[@a.m.v.6938]

@ 1:33 I thought you had found Donald Trumps toupee. 😂

[@scott6129]

​@@a.m.v.6938It's not orange enough to be Trump's

[@iam4740]

Don't feel bad. Many people study this for decades, and still do not understand it.

[@Andy_Mark]

If BAO is correct, couldn't we extrapolate that data similarly to calculating the circumference of a circle based on a segment? Thus, ascertaining the total size of the BAO from determining the curve and length from a segment?

[@jaredloveless]

I wonder how many of those oscilations are reflections of each other... imagine being in a room where all of the walls are mirrored, you could see the same event from multiple angles all around you.

[@lurotov]

Bearing in mind that the universe works in polarities; magnetic, thermic and electrical and all of them work individually accordingly to their intensity... the dices are moving and we dont know the final result.

[@alanmendoza4293]

so the universe actually gives super HECR's about us

[@shaundubai8941]

Wow - Alien super structure found

[@markgarin6355]

Are we boldly going where we haven't gone before? Interesting flat three dimensional image. Hawaiian?

[@PabloP169]

A bit too long to sit through in one session. So will need to come back to it, maybe!

[@Andy_Mark]

There was an apreciable increase in audio quality when you filmed the video with the big clunky microphone in front of your face. It seemed.... smoother? Anyone with me?

[@Strobie_one]

If you want to know what propane actually is, it’s carbon. Methane = 1 carbon, 4 hydrogens Ethane = 2 carbons, 6 hydrogens Propane = 3 carbon, 8 hydrogens. And on it goes up to hexatriacontane = 36 carbons 74 hydrogens. In theory there is no limit to the maximum size of an alkane. You can keep adding carbons forever. The name of these compounds denotes how many carbons long it is: 1. Meth- (1 carbon) - Methane (CH₄) 2. Eth- (2 carbons) - Ethane (C₂H₆) 3. Prop- (3 carbons) - Propane (C₃H₈) 4. But- (4 carbons) - Butane (C₄H₁₀) 5. Pent- (5 carbons) - Pentane (C₅H₁₂) 6. Hex- (6 carbons) - Hexane (C₆H₁₄) 7. Hept- (7 carbons) - Heptane (C₇H₁₆) 8. Oct- (8 carbons) - Octane (C₈H₁₈) 9. Non- (9 carbons) - Nonane (C₉H₂₀) 10. Dec- (10 carbons) - Decane (C₁₀H₂₂)

[@ThinkTankxx]

Anton, I have a question that I would like you to answer for me, not related to this episode. According to Kip Thorne and Leonard Susskind, black holes are not comprised of matter. Can you tell me what you think a black hole is? Singularities are a mathematical theory and not particularly reality. What is a black hole? Thank you!

[@theBlankScroll]

Anton, i hope you're doing well, my dude.

[@alanbregovic8889]

distant universe appears in slo-mo.....whaaaaat....distant part of universe appears to us in slo-mo....aaah

[@madmesmith5187]

We were Born from a Blackhole Supernova 🤔

[@BrenandiBal]

Could the universe synchronise its oscillation in the hum of g-waves like a lot of metronomes on a plate, or would the distance make that improbable?

[@sharonshort4018]

FYI: Amaterasu is a goddess, not a god.

[@TheMemesofDestruction]

3:32:00 - 👀

[@AdrianLee]

In linguistics, the diaeresis (double dots aböve) is typically used to separate a pair of vowels. That being said, "Boötes" is actually properly pronounced "bow oh teez" 🙂

[@jeremysmith4620]

Oh-la-la? I speak French as well! Baguette, vin, cigarette, je ne parle pas anglais!

[@oomahuntressprotectress848]

biggest! whats the feel heft of it?

[@danhove]

... before the universe was created....created by who?

[@ThePleasantDevourer]

You think maybe we are some kids science fair project? A simulation of some kind?

[@douginorlando6260]

My guess? Two large Black Holes at galactic centers merged. This caused a huge release of energy as they spiraled inward. The energy released energized the rest of the mass of the Two galaxies which created a chain reaction of supernovas of the stars (perhaps an incredible release of gamma rays, neutrinos, neutrons and antimatter which induced supernovas). The net result was to energize all the atoms and ions to nearly the speed of light kinetic energy. The resulting blast wave pushed out cosmic dust for a billion Lightyears. This left a shell of cosmic debris that was dense enough to feed creation of stars and galaxies in a billion lightyear wide shell.

[@jupiter604]

Anton!

[@Larry-j9b]

Isn't everything a big bang remnant?

[@frankfaga]

Good point. But there are cosmological postulates that predict events transcending the Big Bang. Check out Cyclical Conformal Cosmology (CCC), a very interesting idea from the creative mind of Sir Roger Penrose.

[@ExistentialGojora]

GET DOWN WITH THAT NEW MIC! It sounds great over my music studio qualiity headphone. Thanks.

[@markrix]

It's not that the Mic's weird it's that it's apparently levitating 😂 better sound that way i suppose.

[@fredwood1490]

At 54: we have seen stars speeding around super massive black holes like the one at the center of the Milky Way, in tight elliptical orbits, going very fast in all directions. Collisions shouldn't be rare here but common. This could be the cause of many Gamma Ray Bursts and maybe even some of the Fast Radio Bursts. In a Universe where anything possible can happen, everything possible will happen sooner or later.

[@WayOfAges]

Should not the Doppler redshift of rapidly retreating objects be adjusted for that due to Lorenz time dilation? Likewise for the Einstein time dilation due to the gravitational well from which they emerge.

[@Ultimate_Brader]

Is this real? 3 hours and 39 minutes??

[@marknovak6498]

Could superbubbles be the remnant of long dead quasars after pushing away inconceivable matter.

[@theomnisthour6400]

You are describing the Mandela effects of the simulation multiverse's major version upgrades, what might be thought of as "time quakes". Trying to minimize the effects of these is the focus of the best physicists among the senior creators, as it can severely hamper playability for some of the most advanced players and cause a lot of random ascension symptoms to the soul vehicles of less advanced players, such as are being observed more and more widely among humanity in recent decades

[@Js16108]

1:43 I see where Elden beast came from

[@PaulHigginbothamSr]

I would be shocked to find life on Venus. It would seem to me to be hundreds of times less likely than say Mars.

[@BaseyCrown]

Damn, allowing 58min adds in the middle of this is criminal. Used to listen to this to try and fall asleep. Can’t do that anymore 😢

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Oh there’s an advertisement?

[@rodneydowd4739]

11:39 🤣

[@troyjacobs8530]

3:28:38 hey, my uncle has a CP violation

[@osmosisjones4912]

Wormholes Linking areas of gravity for only a nano nano second explains everything scene Linked to dark matter

[@spatiallyenabled21]

Microwave in a geometric sphere? See what radiation escaped/captured

[@approaching404]

The ring pulses are brain waves and the universe is conscious, your welcome

[@TheSouthernSiren]

Anton, sorry but you don't look like Frodo. 😆

[@jjt1881]

Sorry, Anton, but we are not two-dimensional creatures but three-dimensional ones: 3:19:56

[@meedpelayo9915]

It came from the Deathstar 😊

[@CGMaat]

Seems that the star sparks have become divine entropy - DEMOCRACY OF EQUANIMITY OF JUST RIGHT DISTRIBUTION. ONE - OM ! !

[@sorreljaclyn]

How do people make Rh null blood apart from making more babies? I'm freaking out 🤯🙀😳

[@douginorlando6260]

Sometimes I think we have just as much chance of understanding the universe as oysters on the ocean seabed have of discovering galaxies exist.

[@fredmacvenn8525]

Void? Or Dyson cluster?

[@fairygurl9269]

Its its Its The 5th Element

[@hornet002]

Aliens?

[@coreyleavell6921]

This may be a semantic question, but here it goes. I don't believe in particles as colloquially understood. I think all matter is still waves, or perturbations. So why does the scientific community refer to the effect of a stream of these "things" as a ray, but still insist on the idea of the individual pulses as material?

[@BrenandiBal]

Black Dwarfs diamond mines

[@GwydionFrost]

"BAO" is much more fun to talk about if you pronounce it to rhyme with the banana boat song-- "bay oh" instead of "bow". Just saying. LOL