Major Galactic Discoveries of 2019 - 2 Hour Compilation

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Hello and welcome! I'm going to be away for a few days for holidays, so I created these long compilation videos that many of you have enjoyed in the past. The topic for this video is Galactic discoveries of 2019
The regular short videos on science/space will return in early January once I get back from visiting my family.
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[@whatdamath]

Hello wonderful person! If you're wondering what's with all the super long videos - well I'm currently still away for a few more days so I had to come up with something to show you while I was gone from my studio. Ok, it's not really a studio, it's a big desk with a big microphone, but that microphone is very difficult to carry and I'm in an area of practically no internet. Anyway, long story short, there are a few more of these super long videos coming and then hopefully by the end of next week I'll be able to start producing regular content again. A lot of things happened in the last few weeks in science/space so I have a lot to cover. On that note, thank you for being patient and for staying wonderful. I'm trying to answer to as many comments as I can, but it's sort of hard, so if I didn't see your comment, my apologies. Enjoy!

[@prunabluepepper]

Thankyou very much for your long videos. I love them! Unfortunately I also fall asleep while watching them, this video I may or may not have seen 6 times by now. 😂 ( It's because I watch them later at night). Thank you very much, you have one of the best channels out there. 🌞 From 🏡🏰🏞️🇪🇺

[@sentra6661]

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[@D00MSDAYMACHINE]

The link please. :)

[@Lilysfur17]

@@prunabluepepper I do the same thing! Love the content... but his voice is so soothing... nighty night!

[@jasonhill1270]

I've heard that image is the size of a grain of salt held at arms length in the sky. Which is correct? A grain of sand or the size of the moon. Then is the universe expanding or are we all going to the great attractors?

[@crownbird6599]

This man should get more credit for his work

[@alvinlearning2988]

Four Hundred and Thirty Nine Thousand subscribers should be enough. Don't you think so?

[@stupidtreehugger]

Plop

[@DevInvest]

I know somewhat different perhaps, but his ability to break down highly complex theoretical physics- is similar to Salman Khan/Kahn Academy So amazing our youth have this magic of learning in demand from excellence teachers

[@HRM.H]

Definitly , him and professor poliakov are some of the most influential science youtubers and have brought alot of people together.

[@jimsmith3715]

@@alvinlearning2988 Subscribers doesn't mean anything. It's all ab out views and watchtime.

[@georgiapeaches5159]

My first comment too! Thanks Anton! I am an old disabled women that ALWAYS looks forward to your videos. You are helping much more than you think! Thanks

[@voidremoved]

Anton: Betelgeuse will blow up soon, in about 100 billion years! Also Anton: Way, way back, very, very long, long time ago... in about '91

[@HRM.H]

Its all about perspective. 91 is a long time ago for anton but not for space.

[@skyeplus]

Calculate the speed of the observer.

[@Machistmo]

If Anton says it was soon... it was soon and if Anton says it was way back…it was way back! If Anton says it was Aliens 👽

[@BloodRedMamba]

Addicted to your shows and learning about the universe. Thank you my friend and you are Wonderful.

[@spicycrouton8530]

@Comet Treasure I agree. Anton Petrov’s the man.

[@geemanbmw]

@@spicycrouton8530 I agree with both of you🤘

[@spaceandearthyoutubechanne7143]

What's up people Hope you're having a good day 🙂 Btw I make some too, if anyone is bored I got you🙂

[@dalenehler6954]

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[@DarthStone]

I wish I could set my morning alarm to this man’s voice... “hello wonderful person, it’s time to get up, let me tell you what you can look forward to today”

[@jamieg2427]

You can make your phone do that. There are apps. And you could splice together a recording of him saying those words. But it's probably more work than most people would be willing to put in hehe. But at least you could wake up to his videos. Apps can definitely do that for you. I highly recommend it because I just accidentally took a nap listening to his videos and had the WILDEST dream about traveling between parallel universes to research how to travel to higher dimensional universes. This would allow doctors to do surgery without needing to cut open patients, making surgery much safer.

[@GideonOnDahMic]

watched the entire thing man thank you for all these videos you womderful person Anton

[@stevelux9854]

Those mysterious structures are actually universal outhouses left over from the creation of our universe. Builders are always slow getting those removed.

[@TheKincognito]

I only recently discovered your Videos. And i'm immediatly addicted. Keep up the good Work. Happy 2020!

[@exgi76gmailcom]

Take your time Anton we as fans truly love and appreciate your very heart felt educating content you are a real and genuine person with real and genuine content that helps our fascination with what is really out there , the way you use your intelligence to help those of us who are not the most .... scientifically educated understand our universe is both wonderful and edifying.... thank you wonderful Anton for all you do ..

[@whiteblack8210]

Its so cool you guys,that we have this platform and this man sharing everything about space 💓

[@lulugurl6547]

Thank you, for all the great videos Anton. Happy new year! 🎊

[@yy_shaii]

You are probobly my favorite youtuber thank you for all of the science

[@un-aware0rcare]

seasons greetings to you Anton i hope you have a wonderful Russian Christmas with your family and friends.I enjoy your channel so much its like a free university education thank you so much i am fifty this year and i feel like i have learned more in the last few years about space then my whole life and that is the best to keep learning thank you again Anton you rock

[@slinkerdeer]

You didn't put the link for the Hubble image in the description.

[@corazoncubano5372]

Just look for Hubble Legacy Field.

[@SmileyFace-_-]

Hello wonderful Anton. I use your videos to fall asleep to. Not because you're boring, but because its relaxing learning our wonders of the cosmos. Thank you.

[@EatKittenFaces1]

Anton another year or more and youl be at 1million subs. Once the momentum gaines you will spread enlightenment to the world even more so. I am so proud of your work and diligence. Thankyou 1000 times.

[@artistowens]

Thanks for all the work you do and share. Hubble is amazing.

[@josephmitchelljr.4354]

Please keep doing these I love them very much thank you ! :)

[@Campingrobot]

So, I have known about the Hubble Legacy Field picture for some time. This morning I then downloaded the 6375x6375 pixel version. When I zoomed in, I started giggling. It is absolutely wonderful. It's full of galaxies.

[@tapuout101]

When I look at the universe I get a sense of something unbelievably huge and yet it kind of mirrors the smallest things that go on in our bodies. Does it look like Cells interacting with each other to anyone else? Everything is born and everything dies? Things seem to form a designed purpose? The cosmic web? Most have Circle shapes? ect

[@originsdecoded3508]

One day, you will come to realize, that the universe is electric in nature. And the nature of consciousness is ultimately electric in nature. The brain in our heads, and the the brain of the universe isn't so different. What you perceive as planets, and web filaments, and black holes, are but part of a vast intricate network that gives rise to a cosmic intelligent being. The universe doesn't imitate the brain, the brain imitates the universe. for we were created in the image of God. with the same order and structure that gives rise to consciousness.

[@rommelhale585]

Fascinating! Thanks Anton! Those structures look a lot like the Sumerian tree of life.

[@philipholmes158]

I have always felt like I was an intelligent person until now. When I see the pictures you post and hear all the knowledge and information about the universe and how little we actually know, I feel very different. I love astronomy but you let me know that I probably don't know 10% of what there is to know out there. As long as you allow me to watch your videos and suck up all the information I can, I will. To me there is nothing more attractive than gaining knowledge. My current battle again with the big "C" might slow me down but won't stop me. And what you offer on KZbin is so beneficial to me. I pray that you continue doing what you do and God bless you for all you do for everyone else.

[@jimsmith3715]

I loved downloading these huge 1GB+ TIFF files and spending ages (while high :P) zooming in on different parts of them and admiring all the incredible detail

[@kylebrown7968]

Cool

[@romvoid5177]

Your videos are simply amazing!

[@shawnmorrison15]

Your computer crashed? No biggie. My BRAIN crashed. 😳

[@markden21]

Anton, I love your content, bravo.

[@nobodyknows3180]

You know you're really young at heart when you buy a lego set - for yourself!

[@aprylvanryn5898]

Hello, hello, hello wonderful person. Ya it's a bunch of repeats. I still love it

[@jayofthenorth3364]

I love your videos but I wish they were all at least 20 mins long or longer 💚💛❤️⭐️

[@overtimesportsbetting2821]

This video is mind blowing !!

[@fisterB]

After a long journey a nice Pina Colada is immensely welcome. I am delighted to learn there is a bar in the center of the Milkyway.

[@geemanbmw]

Anton thank you for not being afraid to say there is trillions of galaxies instead of the old repeated billions.

[@95TurboSol]

This compilation is incredible! I'm 45 minutes in and having a blast, I hope you do one each year (Or maybe even every 6 months!)

[@whatdamath]

thank you, these videos are my way of taking a short break so it's a win win

[@johnq8792]

Excellent video tnx

[@KoolBreeze420]

I wonder if those filaments could be used as a highway for space travel someday.

[@johnnyblueyesdrummerboy3286]

Hi Anton. I fell asleep and you were in my dreams woke up two hours later and you were still on . Do you play guitar? Bit random but you had a broken fender Mustang and we are in a kind of simulation. It was so vivid.

[@corylenhart7429]

Alsome Anton really does his work hes good keep them comeing

[@berkoyt6397]

great job

[@brenttaylordotus]

Hello wonderful Betelgeuse, Anton is dimming and some say he might supernova soon. I mean wait, Hello wonderful Anton, get on the Betelgeuse situation! : D

[@cole3843]

Hey Anton, you know very well that if it were possible, and we're assuming you could, to travel at lightspeed you would be able to get to any point in the universe instantaneously. Your busy man. Keep it going. 😎

[@Dziaji]

They are electric currents.

[@jimbowen7775]

Best Channel on the Internet.

[@sprungmonkey6inches]

i 3d printed a hubble for my daughter's school project

[@tedxstanleypark9847]

We love you !!!

[@gingernut3411]

While watching this, when you were talking about the high energy particles I found myself wondering if information can be stored in a particle. Maybe somewhere in a distant galaxy they discovered a way of storing information in particles and built some kind of super advanced cern accelerator with a way of aiming it at targets in space. Basically like a huge particle accelerater cannon, and fire of these super advanced particles hoping to find a place where tech had advanced enough to catch and read this information.

[@heteroclitus]

Space is big. Really big.

[@mrfrags6986]

One day eons into the future I hope if one video survives after we are gone that it's this one

[@Deeplycloseted435]

Hubble changed so much, completely altering our perception of the size and early development of the universe. Can’t wait for JWST to do the same.

[@naglegacy6508]

Hello! I love the work you do in sand box. I am watching around 1:50:00 you discuss the tilt of the sun on its rotating axis. I am personally convinced that the sun sits in the middle of the eight planets in a cube 2X2 at an angle. I’d like to send you my work if you are interested!

[@kylebrown7968]

Whut

[@RJ-ro9863y]

Your a Wonderful Person!

[@PersonneAll]

Thanks for your unique positive generous kind of crazy ^^

[@BlakeSenor]

1:17:00 H2: A distant star blocked from view by Sgr A* went supernova or, red giant --> white dwarf, and this larger area of light was filtered around the black hole due to gravitational lensing effects. -I am very much not an astrophysicist but a big fan of Anton and his great videos!

[@BlakeSenor]

I also found the comment that black holes are what contain the universes dark matter as postulated by Hawking in "micro-black holes" to very much clarify that the dark matter of the universe appears to be concentrated in black holes and in the case of spiral galaxies and super spiral galaxies, at the galactic centres.

[@earthalderaan7721]

awesome

[@MrStubbs8157]

Cant the gd1 stream simply got its gaps simply im the initial process of forming...so in the colliding with the milky way and everytime there was a very active event, the gaps formed?

[@brianshope8085]

What if I am not wonderful? Can I still watch these?

[@pressaltf4forfreevbucks179]

Wonder-full( full of questions ). If you watch these it means that you seek the truth about the universe and how this world works. This makes you wonderfull whoever you are. ; )

[@andreasaldal415]

you make wonderful music, that's for sure!

[@kevinclayton1656]

It be good to focus on one galaxy.and watch it progress throughout time..from a clump of dust to a spiralling galaxy.

[@JafoolyPorchers]

When u mess up the outro but just roll on through!

[@juggaloscrub365]

Hey Anton I am a huge fan of of your channel and work. I am curious to know if we have ever found evidence of binary planets or binary moons?

[@Louisiana1975]

Variations of us, are everywhere with these distances & number of galaxies.....

[@osmosisjones4912]

How would vibrating Atoms or pushing atoms of wall or air in a pasific direction. Then use thrust Rockets. The get started moving. Also use ion engines to keep up pass

[@incription]

What? Your english doesn't make sense

[@osmosisjones4912]

@@incription then it's you

[@ocso6394]

@@osmosisjones4912 please be more clear

[@2paceinstein512]

Ummm what?

[@heidim5720]

For me Hubble is a star among other stars. Amazing

[@AndreiYoLo]

where is the link to photo? -_- its to another video right?

[@donaldduck7628]

Anton, You stated in the video that there was a link to the legacy field shot below, but there is no link to be found.

[@NarenderKumar-ov9od]

Hello Mr. Anton, can you please prepare & provide a detailed video of neighbourhood of solar system with 3D diagram? I mean all cosmic bodies/objects in the solar neighbourhood with their location, direction and distance. Will be grateful & oblige to you.

[@obiwansolo7162]

And still no signs of life outside of our own solar system.

[@philipsmi-lenguyen8155]

What if there are and they are everywhere?but because it takes millions and billions of light years for the light from their galaxies just to reach us. So we are only eeing them in the past and not how they actually look now?

[@isthistheone5424]

You should do a potcast

[@osmosisjones4912]

I have an idea for two giant wheels made of Nan wires. Sping Catching energy and mass. . And a ship with an energy Current around it warping space as the ship gets faster. Till warps to lightspeed. And passing between those wheels fling it pass light speed in a line of accelerate time. In relation to rest of the Galaxy

[@jackrobinson9403]

Explain

[@jackrobinson9403]

I have some wiring if you give me 50% of your business -Peter Jones

[@osmosisjones4912]

@@jackrobinson9403 the worse have be as thin as a virus

[@Aurinkohirvi]

We didn't bother to name our local void? Well then name it "No-one Cares Void."

[@thecursed01]

#40:00 that's..braincells!!!! that changes my other theory about the universe completely

[@Zandanga]

Glad to see someone else had that observation also. It is weird that the simulation does look like neurons, axons, etc.

[@68beetlevlog]

Legos! lol He's so cute LMAO

[@erhaborjohn2543]

I believe we have our kind out there

[@geemanbmw]

Erharbor John totally agreed! There has to be most definitely I don't care what anybody thinks or says.

[@overtimesportsbetting2821]

Erhabor John now I do given the fact all these galaxies and stars are all related or have a connection to a lot of stars and now your telling me we can receive particles from super massive black holes that are billions of miles away ......... yea I don’t doubt anything even that if we’re not alone

[@jaylim1094]

Thank you LEGO for the universe.

[@kaarlimakela3413]

Hello Wonderful Science Guy ... you explained about Ultra-high energy cosmic rays ... the illustration brought a question to my mind. Might this be the cause of human spontaneous combustion? I bet there's no proof it isn't! :)

[@naimulhaq9626]

Indeed the Fermi bubbles could be jets out of the Sagitarius A at the center of our galaxy. Every time matter fall into the BH it shoots jets that accumulate over time, emitting radio waves, found in the frequency, the jets die out after finite time. Called the bubble.

[@fullondeep7176]

BAAAAAM- JACKPOT!! ♥ yt videos this long, with only one talking about what so ever, usually SUCK! nice title, awful performance, waste of time -.- but this one is such a pleasure to watch, me constantly stunning... you put so much work in it, with such genuine intension to your mission, for you it must be love ★♥★ big big thanks- awesome job, thats very much appreciated! cheeeeers!

[@jeroen9872]

Sorry for that fast moving gas, that is my fault.

[@gutterball10]

what's the max observed density of dark matter? is it possible to have a black hole made from dark matter?

[@296jacqi]

The sun travels butt-first. 😆 I love our sun. 💗 She is the giver of life.

[@artint.1519]

Most important picture

[@clarkcowan3984]

Here's a question for you about levitation... Take a large mass, say 10% Earth mass, and give it enough energy to jump 10 feet off the earth. (For all intents and purposes please, assume similar earth shape / density / make up characteristics) Would the object fall at the same expected rate as current Newtonian physics suggest, or would the electrical properties matter more? Also, what would happen if that same large mass "jumped" on the positively charged or negativity charged parts of Mars?

[@clarkcowan3984]

Sorry I didn't watch this one, I just keep trying to figure out what to do with ideas people aren't ready for. You seem open to ideas.

[@jimbowen7775]

Where does Mass from black holes go?

[@RASK1904]

We seem to be the camera people.

[@fairysox221]

1:31:23 Perhaps not all Galaxies are made up of similar elements, Just a thought, but could it be possible that these fast moving Galaxies which are brighter are made up of denser materials and would have a greater overall mass, this would make them brighter and also give them much more gravity ?

[@thirdeye1219]

If the universe is that big there has to he transformers out there somewhere..bumblebee exists!

[@mykura2018]

history of Mars canals came to my mind. Scientists can create virtually everything to keep themselves important and get great life .

[@strangetranceoffaith]

Never use lego again unless they pay you

[@spencerchedotal397]

It could be a globular cluster or a dwarf galaxy

[@mhx6437]

James Webb telescope will most likely take the highest quality picture (until a better one comes out), but the picture wont have all the colours we see.

[@crommountain2382]

Holy shit! Anton made a fucking movie!

[@daltonpower3630]

Comments are good for the KZbin algorithm.

[@Aimed2Kill]

If our Galaxy has a black holes. Wouldn't that mean our Galaxy was once a big star that exploded (big bang) that created our Galaxy. So where would the actual big bang that created every Galaxy in the universe begin ?

[@slappopotamus1001]

Like our galaxy, I too, am quite warped.

[@michaelwilliams8297]

It is all one.....

[@amayjahmusic7494]

Yo Anton, How could we possiboy be confused about high energy particles??? There's litterally super novas in EVERY direction.......

[@anthonyflores8989]

I think “Locus Proximus Void” would be appropriate. Any comments?

[@Shaden0040]

Maybe the event that warped the galaxy also caused the perturbations in the solar system's Planets, Asteroids, and Kuiper belt objects?

[@philipsmi-lenguyen8155]

What if aliens are everywhere then,but because we are only seeing the light from their galaxies as it were millions and billions of light years ago and not as it would be now?

[@raimonestanol8234]

7:43 Anton is a robot, the glitch in the Matrix has been found

[@kiddo280]

If it only took 10 days to take this image, why aren’t they doing this more in different spots of the night sky 🌌 ?.. or are they already?.. and if so - where can we find similar deep field images like this?