Incredible Discoveries In the Field of Physics, 3 Hour Video Compilation

[@whatdamath]

Taking a short break to spend time with the family. Enjoy the compilations!

[@virginie_fabrice]

you give us enough time anton enjoy these moments with your family thaks for all

[@jn651]

Thanks as always!

[@anngelsinner6887]

[@brandonmusser3119]

Let's Help disease discoveries are great which kind of sounds that way but we'll see

[@oserchlp]

Not the compilations that I am used to, but deff. the compilations that I need :D xD

[@billwillett8204]

Thanks for the longer format.

[@TheSouthernorycle]

Amen. Love this!!

[@arthurdowney2846]

It's Thanksgiving in the USA and I'm very thankful for this channel and the wonderful community that supports Anton's work! Live long and prosper!

[@libertycowboy2495]

And may the force be with you! 😊

[@Anuchan]

My family has a tradition of watching football on Thanksgiving. I'm going to propose that from now on we all watch a 3 hour compilation by Anton. Thanks for all your work!

[@TheFluffyDuck]

The rate you put out content is incredible! Fantastic work as always

[@nathanfuelling2577]

Much love to Anton for the long vids! Stay strong, preserver, and enjoy your holidays this year and take a well deserved break with family and friends.

[@vapormissile]

Peace, gratitude, positive waves.

[@rhtcmu]

The future of general education... A constantly interesting non-fiction movie about reality.

[@QTKT2323]

Anton puts a video out every day and still has hours of content built up. This is what a proper content creator looks like ,what a work ethic!

[@PetraKann]

I prefer quality over quantity

[@GeneMichaelMeredith]

Because he is actually a content creator not a garbage creator.....

[@GeneMichaelMeredith]

Yes that's what he's saying he has both dweeb

[@PetraKann]

@@GeneMichaelMeredith Everybody creates content. In Science of course, we dont 'create" content, we report what the data, observations and peer reviewed scientific articles say objectively and without bias. It's actually a difficult task to achieve consistently. Anton has a very good formula for doing this. Only fails occasionally which is more efficient that most KZbin Channels. Anton needs to focus on quality rather than quantity. Shorter videos or more spaced out uploads. 3 or 4 videos per month is enough.

[@pressaltf4forfreevbucks179]

I mean, it is just past videos put in a pile. I do agree that he is a top tier creator though

[@OriginalStachuJones]

Whoah i did not expect so many hours of knowledge - thank you Anton!

[@jimcurtis9052]

Wonderful as always anton. Thank you. 🙏😊

[@m.i.c.h.o]

Thank you so much for this Anton! Much love from the Midwest!

[@JaSon-wc4pn]

Another 3 hour banger Enjoy you family reunion Anton Take care

[@kaitenova]

Thank you for being u

[@kaIIie]

Hello, wonderful person.

[@jessen00001]

Very interesting 👍 thanks 👍

[@IncriminatedAntelope]

So excited when I saw you uploaded a 3 hour video

[@-jeff-]

TY Anton for these recaps.

[@Jason5000]

the fact that i'm writing this is hilarious in itself as I have no business commenting on such matters...that said...it seems to me that there is something very fundamental and basic that science is missing and when and if we discover it will explain so much that makes us do mathematical gymnastics and base theories on a hill of assumptions. It is at least very clear to me that many UAP possess the ability to not interact with our environment. Trans medium objects that fly and pass through water like it isn't there at all... no sonic booms from being to fast for the molecules in front of it and making a small explosion... and all the other stuff you hear about UAP...no inertia.. instant acceleration etc.. It is my dumb belief that that thing in science in which we are missing will explain these things... again I'm a plumber so...yeah

[@YodaWasSith]

So...the simple version of your comment: "Some observed UAP appear to move in a way which gives the impression they don't experience inertia." And you think science is missing something which could explain this? I mean, obviously science is missing something. The point of science is that we don't understand. The moment it becomes understood, it becomes theory. The process of science is finding out, nothing more or less.

[@m2heavyindustries378]

Yeah you sure do write like a plumber lol

[@virginie_fabrice]

a wizard talking about the magic of the universe : ANTON PETROV !!!

[@seraph6758]

I need to make space for this in my world again. Thank you Anton, life is crazy.. ☝💙

[@SmithsMobile]

Popcorn ready I know I'm going to enjoy this :-)

[@zencontroller]

love the show Anton!!!!

[@davidcampos1463]

What is needed is a particle star. Which particle?

[@TomPaton-du2jn]

All Your presentations are so impressive and thought provoking as to inspiring us viewers to feel the immense power and divinity of our humanity! Thank you Wonderful Anton for your immeasurable gift 🏆

[@yvonnemiezis5199]

Always interesting😊

[@tonynussbaum]

Congrats on 1000K subs.

[@A_Chicago_Man]

You work so hard for us, your fans, thank you bro. Thank you very much!!!

[@paulwarner5674]

I thought you were taking a break to spend time with your family? Thank you for all your hard work. Look after your family.

[@eyesonlyvideo]

Thanks man

[@nohphd]

Happy USA Thanksgiving Anton!

[@gecko24241]

I'm so sorry to hear about what happened with his baby that's tragic news and cant even begin to understand how you must feel, and hope I never have to. I am a man of science, but pray to god that you are blessed with many more children, and peace about this situation. the kind of peace that only the lord can grant, "supernatural peace". much love Anton!!

[@spork_experts2796]

love your content

[@spacetexan1667]

Science is a mystery, in modern days or history. Always learning something new, studied by many and the few. How many questions have we not asked, experiments have we not tasked? Keep the brains filled full with wonder, if we don’t it’s our own blunder. Infinite things to sense and see, vigilant is what we’ll be! -some dude from Texas

[@misterlau5246]

The more we get to see, instead of lots of answers, there appear more questions. That's the fun part of science. If you don't have questions to answer, then... Fired! 🤣

[@spacetexan1667]

@@misterlau5246 im more intrigued by the questions we aren’t smart enough to ask yet myself (answers are fun, but questions give the mind room to wonder)

[@Nathan-jt8zt]

Reminds me of a poem for your sprog on Reddit years ago

[@misterlau5246]

@@spacetexan1667 the basic. The first question. The origin of everything is!: WTF is going on here????

[@spacetexan1667]

@@misterlau5246 where is, why is, how is, how long is, how long was? WHAAAAA

[@MagicSushi]

There were a few parts that were explained so well that I had to pause and walk around because of how mind blown I was lol

[@supersonictumbleweed]

That means you're getting it, bit by bit!

[@knutritter461]

Anton.... Although I like watching and listening to you.... 3 hours is way too much! 😉

[@cosmolewandowski7860]

There's a hair in your rainbow bubbles. I can't un-see it, it's stealing my attention.

[@DJWHITE_]

This is a really great vid.

[@Crunch_dGH]

Donated. Sorry for your loss. God bless!

[@UnusualOtis]

Good night peeps! 😴

[@andrewbreding593]

😮 thanks for the update on the EM. It's fun watching all my childhood dreams dissolve away into proper science. Lol no like really, I was hooked on mainstream garbage, discovery history chan bs. Knowing the whole outline positive space and negative space conceptually gives my mind the freedom to wander possibilities rather than wallowing in a couple hyped up miracle tech

[@ericpetersen8407]

beautiful and excellent description… kom som nida!!!❤

[@m.streicher8286]

I like how you don't have to demonstrate the physical possibility of something to patent it

[@lexscarlet]

As for uses for muons, I think they used them to image the interior of the pyramids

[@booklover6753]

Thx Anton...more coffee.

[@j.6756]

Please stop saying that nothing can escape a black hole. A black hole's dense gravity attracts an object and accelerates it. As the incoming object approaches the speed of light, it's relative time accelerates compared to a distant observer. This creates a time disparity between the two points, object and observer. The object effectively moves into the future, as compared to the present time of the observer, which is why it seemingly disappears. Think of it this way, Gravity is time, take away gravity, you cease motion, ceasing motion slows time down to a nullity, speed up motion and time accelerates. Without motion, there is no need for time.

[@tycannah4271]

Your ability to explain complex physics topics for the layman is second to none.

[@noway8233]

"Something is happenig in the Universe , that we really dont understand " .the story of my Life😅.

[@magicsinglez]

There’s gravity inside the atom?

[@Chill_Mode_JD]

Happy Turkey Day 🦃🇺🇸

[@just_kos99]

The upper-atmosphere light phenomena are actually sky quasars, since they pack such an incredible punch!

[@renesoucy3444]

Are you talking about sprouts and elves? Those are related with lightnings and discharge of their energy in the upper atmosphere, they are going up, not going down from space.

[@tomraw4893]

Thanks again Anton

[@nathanpaquette877]

I had to take a break due to laughter. Anton says... Relatively expensive experiments and first one he mentions is cern. I'm still laughing.

[@jasonfirewalker3595]

I find it fascinating that nature seeks symmetry through fractals. That being said it occurs to me that the standard model of elementary particles known thus far follows the same rules, dividing quark and lepton types evenly. If the Higgs Boson has a counter particle that might explain how UAP's preform the maneuvers witnessed by our pilots that seem to defy physics.

[@muhammedbaloch3373]

How?

[@mrnobody2873]

A fan on a sailboat is going to "work" because the fan itself is working as a thruster.

[@LucianoJuly]

Fascinating ice stories…thanks

[@bushwalker6214]

17:25 Wow! That must be the Millennium Falcon!

[@TehPwnerer]

I'm pretty confident without the weak force nothing would exist but gas and black holes

[@jhoughjr1]

if the weak force operates on quarks, and EM is from the electroweak force, that means EM is also sub atomic? I always thought of it as something quarks didnt participate in.

[@Lesser302]

The em drive is base on the Venturi effect it is used in a fuel carburettor For old cars and need a positive pressure to creat a negative vacuum and induces a back pressure to creat force variables on either end of the spectrum must be calculated with surrounding atmosphere ie tuning required of ambient surrounding

[@j121212100]

I would argue a magnon is a quantum unit of magnetism. Like phonon is a quantum unit of mechanical energy transfer. And a photon a quantum transfer of electromagnetism.

[@jeanyvesangers3885]

Last I look for 3 hours in row and wake up this morning and my brain is stuck…lol

[@justakitty6372]

I think I know what is missing. People, too many people have been left behind in this process. You are working with all educated people, who all went on after high school and got a higher education. You all were taught the same basics and when something did not seem right, you went on to prove or disprove it. But there are always different ways of looking at things and maybe what is needed are people who have not been educated in the same way you all have been. Let me give you an example. . . Many years back, my then boyfriend, his son and I were down on the beach doing a bonfire. We were able to take our 4-wheel drives right down on the beach. As we were leaving, it was about 3 am, we came across a truck that had been stuck in the sand for a while. This was before cell phones and they had actually sent someone walking to the nearest phone booth to call for help. We stopped to help. They tried everything, kept digging themselves deeper and deeper,,,,,,, and then they discovered something was broke on the underside of the truck. I was sitting on the sidelines, drinking another beer and listening to them try to solve the problem. They were saying, "if we only had this", "if we only had that". I knew a little bit about the inside of an engine. I could change my own oil and spark plugs and at one point was talking about rebuilding the carburetor on my '74 Camaro. Not bad for a girl, but I knew nothing about what makes the wheels work or how 4-wheel drives work, but listening to them, I had an idea, of something seemed like it might work, if only to get them out of the sand, using a belt, the kind that holds up your pants. At first they were not listening to me but finally I one of the guys heard what I was saying and said, "That just might work". And it did. We got it out of the sand just as the tow truck was coming across the beach. Those guys were all thinking along the lines of what their dads and auto shop teachers taught them. I was thinking in a totally different direction, that if nothing else, got them out of the hole they dug themselves into. How many people, over the years, were left out of the process? People who have brains that work just a little different. They think about things in a different way. They were left out because they did not have the money for college. Maybe they had to work the family farm, sacrificing their education. Maybe they found themselves in a teenage pregnancy and had to give up school to raise a family. There needs to be a way to include more people into the process. A few simply words or what may seem a silly question, could get your brain working in a different direction.

[@AKSTEVE1111]

I have learned more from Anton, than any collage professor on the planet. Thank you all ! Behind the content!… The only thing is this Ukraine donating. Not a good thing. Please show me, a child, just one in Ukraine that has seen one penny and I will change my tune

[@DubLubb]

It's a kaleidoscope.....what gives rise to consciousness that it can ponder itself? This is where faith comes in......at the limitations of our instruments.

[@benoryvan]

muon and neutrono responceble for wandergraft charge mean static charges

[@birricforcella5459]

Question remains - what is an empty universe, however large, however small? - Where would it come from?

[@jhoughjr1]

You could make a car move by ramming the windshield repeatedly.

[@thebclpoonilli3098]

just bubbles in bubbles. anything that has more then one dimension, can be subdivided. the smallest thing in the universe can be divided into something smaller. inside each subdivision is infinite space, if viewed from the inside of it. if we have a circle inside that circle we could draw an endless amount of circles.

[@MogulSuccess]

if the proton is probability wave ... what started the wave? and why doesn't the wave decay but maintain itself ?

[@thejackdiamondart]

Could we be looking at this from the wrong perspective? A SA P (sub atomic particle) that appears for a fraction of second then it is gone, from our perspective. What if exist in a stable form inanothir space time so to speak? State until acted on and it briefly appears in our dimension. A result of a peek in a quantum field and what we witness is the tip of that manifesting as a sub atomic particle? I'll check to make sure there is nothing in my tea. Happy thanksgiving everybody.

[@BobWidlefish]

1:42:00 and 2:40:00 are my favorite.

[@stevewolfbrandt4932]

Fascinating

[@NavitSrivastava]

Hi Anton Old Friend! Hope you're doing well.

[@jensphiliphohmann1876]

02:22:00f: > _...or basically 20 times as hot._ No, it's closer to 10 times as hot since you must consider absolute temperatures rather than kind of arbitrarily scaled ones like °C or °F.

[@davidrandell2224]

Standard Theory/Model was replaced in 2002 by the Expansion Theory; so,no.

[@peterbroderson6080]

The moment a particle is a wave; it has to be a conscious wave! Gravity is the conscious attraction amongst wave to create the illusion of particles, and our experienceable Universe. Max Planck states "Consciousness is fundamental and matter is derived from Consciousness". Life is the Infinite Consciousness, experiencing the Infinite Possibilities, Infinitely. We are "It", experiencing our infinite possibilities in our finite moment. Our job is to make it interesting!

[@scalkins1979]

About a person-sized black hole, I understand the concept that it would last very very briefly, but wouldn’t the energy released be something like the mass of a person annihilating? Therefore it would be very noticeable? Just curious, thanks for the great shows!!

[@Lesser302]

Missing the 3 pointed Y with a base 1

[@Inertia888]

The Higgs Boson Particle got so much attention, with the whole 'God Particle' thing, because they were doing their best to bring in as much money for CERN, as they could. This was perfect timing. And a perfect storm. It was right during the time when countries were deciding how much to contribute to a possible expansion. And journalists found an easy buzzword to get more people to read their journals and buy their publications.

[@renesoucy3444]

I giggle when scientists discover more and more smaller particles inside atoms... not out of malice, but because it kind of vindicates imagination!

[@allyourbasearebelongtous2191]

Fill up the area directly around LHC. All the way. Like, standing room only in every single space that a human being can fit. Thousands. Do that and you'll get something new. (Insert kissy face).

[@simonkristensson3077]

How can they be sure of anything in the subatomic science department? It’s just a bunch on circles they study..

[@RavenJCain]

When you hear stuff like this you can't help but think they just label a bunch of stuff they observer and then try to convince everyone they know what they are talking about because they are the ones who labelled everything. In reality they have no idea why anything is happening... they just labelled everything that is happening. Basically these are the adult versions of those kids who sat on the floor smashing two truck together.

[@billyohara239]

Antimatter can be hiding in Plain Sight

[@js-mv7ly]

How has Cosmology ever helped humankind?

[@jaytravis2487]

Who else here since

[@andrewbreding593]

He's got the best chin in the business

[@dragonfly4690]

it could be that the expansion of our universe and our galaxy and everything in it are acting like a particle in the double slit experiment. it could explain a lot of Anomalies that cant be explained. like why a particle can be a wave or both at the same time, meaning they can what looks like travel thou time and become a particle or a wave . or that nothing seems solid and just made up of vibrating strings of energy . .theory by william staal

[@Lesser302]

Before I watch it I have such a theory and it is based on sound or the by echo it is sound that Collides atoms and particles which creates echos that form and plant photons to in effect create structures and 🎉here by life it’s self. Lol I made l😅got from dark using a tree I cracked a seed using only sound and sprang a tree to life using echo in a bowl of water to back up my finding but hey you do yo😮 and I’ll do me and see each other in the cosmos where I’ll tell ya all told ya so

[@jannis11]

nAiCe

[@lordawillo1019]

Fun fact: no one has STILL yet finished this video

[@bushwalker6214]

Can there be proton isotopes, like atom isotopes?

[@demonsty]

graphene technique is similar to a radiactive element with milli/nanosecond halflives (atomic numbers over 100 i believe) being acted on to by antimatter to cancel the necessary neutron/proton loss keeping the element in a solid state of non-radioactivity resulting in energy sufficient to require enough higgs bosons that they are unavailable to the spontaneously generated physcial space that the energy is attempting to exist as quarks(?) and thus producing negative mass that can be used to generate gravity through what could best be described as observer iniateted potential entanglement (sorta like the psychic remote viewing experiments the U.S. and russian goverments attempted during the cold war). dark matter is matter that hasnt been designated as normal or anti-matter yet due to a lack of bosons which occurs once the universe expansion reaches points where kinetic energy has to use photons to continue interacting with other particles which causes a boson deficiency. happens in black holes and is similar

[@freehat2722]

If you're trying to assure us black holes aren't an issue then they should be very well understood. Dark matter, Hawking radiation and other hypotheses (yes hypotheses not theories) really isn't enough. I'm not concerned and you've certainly made your case but it's not even at the theoretical level.

[@tedrowland8672]

I discovered my own branch of physics but the scientific community refuses to acknowledge my work

[@Preaimluffy]

I told my mother hot water tastes bad but to prove her point that water is water, she beat me

[@booklover6753]

Water from a water heater does taste bad. You really shouldn't make a habit of drinking it.

[@baxtar1963]

Scientists should take mushrooms and focus on ideas. Maybe they can come up with a new theory.

[@woozy607]

Einstein used Togo into a different state to figure new ideas out, makes me wonder if he took something

[@Lesser302]

The quark is a snapshot of a tree falling with no one to hear it

[@ianrs4685]

i did work out how to do gravity drive but my brain can only hold it for so long