Major Surprising Saturn Discoveries - Video Compilation

[@11enzo11]

Best in the business.. Anton is one of the only ones who can break or down perfectly

[@competetodefeat4610]

This guy works harder in between homes that most folks on here do during a normal week. You're the best Anton!

[@imagineaworld]

Remembering hes between homes for a month 🤔 2+2.... ehh, seems a little off xD hes an amazing content creator!

[@ayhanaltun6513]

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[@soulfame2778]

Yeah, Anton is a bad ass!

[@metteo2818]

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[@densi_t8410]

Please don’t ever give up bro I fr cried when I found out that you were gonna be homeless please you are very entertaining In your teaching you help me learn more about the universe more than almost all of my teachers you have me realizing how amazing and vast and beautiful and wacky the universe is and in a weird sense I can comprehend it to how life is the same way when you explain it so thank you for everything Anton 😊😭

[@sethcourville8936]

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[@roeb4209]

You do know he makes like 1.9 million a year right

[@densi_t8410]

@@roeb4209 lollll I did not

[@densi_t8410]

@@roeb4209 Anton is still my boy

[@roeb4209]

Yeah bro I love all of his content but he for sure I aint broke nor struggling

[@Gcrilla]

Bro, I really hope you know that from what I read in every comment section plus how I myself feel. What you do is beyond spectacular.

[@CEUs4-RNs-RTs]

He makes the abstract digestible. To translate that just means I'm too dumb to understand.

[@jimmyxia8988]

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[@WarmFusion]

😊😊😊😊

[@bubbacheeks143]

It’s a shame from over 3 years ago he’s so enthusiastic and happy and now he’s more somber since the passing of his son. So sad - I hope him and his wife are ok

[@TheDoomclaw]

Said it once I'll say it again, I can never get enough of Anton compilations

[@creator4413]

Say it ONE mo' time :)

[@luketavares4355]

@@creator4413 rrart are rerrrs as rrsrásess as tartar E oooo oh I’m u

[@hellothere8675]

Do people like you get paid to make useless comments

[@jamalalkaabi8]

Aaaaaand it’s bedtime. Love you Anton for these

[@genericdragon7260]

😂😂😂

[@josephcrowe2908]

these are perfect for bed. very soothing. and if you can't sleep, you learn something. win win 😃

[@xm1193]

Me too.

[@jamalalkaabi8]

Joseph Crowe - Exactly!

[@daltonpower3630]

Yessir

[@Punch_draws]

Thanks!

[@brownbrve]

Sometimes I wake up in the middle of the night listening to Anton

[@alexandreboutin1476]

For real lol that's how I found his channel

[@7amianAkaDame]

Man I see the Saturn animation dude, I know I'll be asleep by the time he gets the center.

[@xanderveldmuisje]

Every night... Those 3 hour compilations always autoplay

[@stevemorrison8422]

I have heard you talk a little about Titan before, but only in passing. Your passion for it, and my new understanding of what Titan really is, has sold me on it. I'm going to find that segment as an episode, and get it to Elon Musk and make sure he watches it somehow! He's gotta have some pure science love in him, and the challenge! Thank you for all you do. You present all these beautiful topics so clearly, and from a heart of such sincere curiosity, I can be drawn along. You are prolific with deep understanding, and I have learned more from you than probably all the other astronomy and physics channels I watch. And I can fall asleep to a kind spirit, wonderful person, teaching me some shot I have always wanted to know. Thank you!

[@dannybeads3672]

This guy has great content, so no disrespect I love it... but I’m saving this video for later when I’m in bed but can’t sleep and need to fall asleep in 5 seconds lol

[@Slacker42086]

Love your videos Anton keep up the good work bro

[@maxwelll1978]

Anton you wonderful person...keep doing it my friend. When I can't think of my own things anymore I know I can think with you. You have really helped me through this time and some time I wake up to your voice because I fell asleep to one of your compilations. Thank you man.

[@mikelaffoon5986]

I hope you're safe from the Typhoon, Anton. Stay dry. Thanks for the compilation.

[@AS-fu1kd]

Some of the best content on KZbin. Thank you so much for the videos Anton

[@Pasta_watcher]

This is still one of my most favorite videos of yours

[@silenttoxic707]

Hello wonderful people!

[@xm1193]

Hello wonderful fellow viewer

[@Machistmo]

Imposter

[@pazsion]

how this dude has 100% of my sleep cycle 🥰🤓 and its great i wake with a smile. and try to watch it all

[@pazsion]

moon then mars then titan if we cant survive on mars we arent making it past jupiter...

[@sins6501]

This man deserves the world

[@RealAmouranth]

anton i dont know if you read your comments or if you might just not happen to see this but i was just wondering how things are going? i love your channel i love space and science you are great and when i get a new job i plan on being on your patreon you do amazing work youre great bro keep it up i would love to see some new content but i understand love you hope everything is fine hope you find a place.

[@erdngtn9942]

For real, rough night Anton? Ya looking a bit wild. But I love it.

[@michaellee6489]

I freakin' Love this guy. Was watching "moons of Saturn" and omg he's sooo young! And so skinny! Love ya, Pal you've come such a long way! Stay Wonderful Always, Brother! From 2023!

[@burgzaza]

Huge fan of the whole Saturn system! The Cassini probe sent back so many epic pictures and data!

[@TheMasonX23]

Including my favorite picture of all time, the one where Saturn's backlit and looks totally fake

[@burgzaza]

@@TheMasonX23 Yeah it's a very impressive shot, but too heavily edited and recolored, I vaslty prefer the raw ones, witch are very numerous. They aren't as slick and are black and white, but do they look cool. My favorite might be the one of the temporaty little moon forming between the rings and creating waves behind it. A true marvel.

[@williamarmstrong7199]

​@@TheMasonX23err no get a pair of good bino's a star map and look at it yourself. It is real! The only fake thing is your suggestion it is fake.

[@whoathatsalotofdamage3718]

Humans: oh! Titan is habitable! Titan: Aight ima head out

[@JamesBarry-j7m]

Love your year in review ❤️

[@ollie5958]

Anton is litterally the best youtuber

[@julese7790]

This honestly deserves more views.

[@Aangel452]

So interesting Anton, and very informative. Without you nobody would learn what’s going on!

[@ilarious5729]

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[@Will_I_am_not157]

My uncle Brad worked on the Casini probe. It was a really cool experiment.

[@dimetryp369]

Love how chill the music is while anton discusses death by saturn fall

[@Wholelottaparker]

I discovered your channel like a week ago. And it's definitely one of my top fav channels now. Thank you for all your hard work! He kinda reminds me of bob ross cos i always feel happy after listening to these 😂

[@erdngtn9942]

Wanna see The Great Anton high on coke? Me too!...35:25

[@NataliesChatalie]

Lmao

[@johnjackson8709]

Cocaine is a hell of a drug - Rick James

[@nemotaylor240]

Accurate

[@prof.cecilycogsworth3204]

Great work, as always!

[@bucknunley359]

There is a hexagon on the South Pole too. It’s nearly the same color as the surrounding atmosphere.10:21

[@user-nu3ft4ve5o]

I'm so sorry you lost your house Anton

[@authorjack]

I'm sorry too

[@olliewallie4519]

Nice to watch while pulling an all-nighter watching my new puppies 🪐+🐶🐾

[@codyv308]

Best wishes to you Anton, times are tough. Your videos make my day better and much of the knowledge I've gained from you has given me a new, incredible perspective that I never could have dreamed dreamed of. Stay safe.

[@duanefentiman]

I wish your modern videos have you speak louder and clear like this

[@RichMitch]

Let's *not* fall through Saturn

[@samaeldrakul4191]

ill strike it off my to do list 🤔😂

[@bimmjim]

Now, let's try Mercury. While falling onto the surface of Mercury, you would be able to see.

[@Ron4885]

@@samaeldrakul4191 :-) Me too.

[@DrPlatypus1]

Absolutely love everything you do on this channel. Superb work my friend.

[@Shalomjoyyy]

Love your voice and your face and this is suuuper interesting! Amazing channel!

[@eric6616]

the hexagon keeps its shape maybe from magnetic forces? and power adjusts the color maybe??

[@miinyoo]

I remember this.. This helped me sleep well under an unfamiliar ceiling in a closet in a major city I didn't want to be in. Great dreaming material.

[@Kyharra]

I just woke up from a really weird scifi dream then look at my phone and he's talking about something similar in my dream that was the weirde and kinda terrifying dream I've had lol

[@TheAngiepangie424]

Please always leave the humor. Dinosaur telescope 👀 are super awesome

[@jonathandanjou1948]

I wish you found a better place to live in. 🎊🎉🎊🎉🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁

[@ElindorBG]

this is probably the most recommended video on your channel.. I really like it, but it very frequently start as "next video" while I am about to fall asleep, and I have watched it more than 10 times already :D

[@shestewa6581]

This was GREAT, you wonderful, wonderful person, Anton. Also: how did you get such great Animations? Did you make them yourself?

[@charleselswick5404]

It's universe sandbox 2, & space engine anybody can download online for free. It's in the description below.

[@shestewa6581]

@@charleselswick5404 I meant particularly the Saturn falling part animation. I didn't realise it was a compilation of the usual after.

[@robinakauser9212]

Yes he did i made his animation

[@ksp-crafter5907]

@@robinakauser9212 💜 nice animations!

[@Kyharra]

@@ksp-crafter5907 wait you actually believed that?

[@VanhaahrsWorld]

OWNING your mistakes.. respect !

[@oscarmike7785]

The best channel on KZbin!!

[@Ipanophis]

Just a note on Titan and Light. A candle is roughly 10lux while direct sunlight (on Earth) is 100,000lux. Humans can spot a single lit candle from 12 miles away and can read by a single candle's light. Standing on Pluto's day side is slightly brighter than being outside under a full moon on Earth. So being above the atmosphere of Titan would be much much brighter and we could see fine, like an overcast day. Under the atmosphere would be darker, but still able to see.

[@SamSchott1]

@AntonPetrov At 10:22 in the video, there actually is a very faint white hexagonal shape roughly the same size as the more prominent one at the North Pole. And also, within the faint white hexagon you can notice a small rough dark hexagon shape at its center. Stay wonderful, Anton!

[@MrJdsenior]

I saw that too, but the one I saw was MUCH smaller.

[@IthrielAA]

I came to see if anyone else could see that. Glad I'm not just imagining it.

[@AurelienCarnoy]

16:00 for the pentagone shape of Jupiter, look up cymatics pentagone. You can find it as the result of low frequency.

[@mortalkomment8028]

Falling into Saturn was my secret personal nightmare. After seeing this video I actually want to volunteer to do so. There's a romantic beauty in being saturnized. I'd even post a selfie video to let you partake in my journey.

[@chrispal1651]

I love your show Anton. Thank you for doing such a good job.. it's obvious you enjoy what you do. At least more often than not. Once again thank you. You really make it fun to learn.

[@CHROME-COLOSSUS]

My apologies if others have already pointed this out, concerning the hexagon on Saturn: I’m baffled that you cannot see the hexagon within a hexagon at the opposing pole. It’s subtle - you describe the small one as just a vortex - but it absolutely a hexagonal eye, and if you look outwards further you can (well… I can) also see a gigantic hexagon the same size as the more obvious one. It’s a shift in cream to a slightly warmer cream, but it’s crystal clear to my eyes. I’m an artist, so maybe my ability to see this is stronger than most others? There’s just no mystery as to why there isn’t another hexagon, because there is - it’s just optically discreet to us in these pics, but it’s there.

[@critterfestsanctuary2446]

I have to say Aton is one of the most real fair and balanced people I enjoy on you tube. He does need to back off his commercials a bit because he is already making a boatload of money off of his shows. The worst is trying to sink into a you tube channel show and getting hit with 20 or commercials this one is not so bad since it's a 4 hour combo. Again though over all great Job Aton. Thank you and you are welcome to do a show about me since the universe evolves around me. It could be called "one of a zillion". :-p

[@jordiewalters6600]

I give this a wonderful person thumbs up....🤔 I'm watching this later tonight 😁

[@TheAlaskansandman]

More than Three Bubbles (on a flat surface) A network of 120° angles creates a pattern of hexagons. Bees build honeycombs in the shape of hexagons for the same reason that bubbles build hexagons-it's the way to make the most compartments with the least amount of “stuff” forming the walls. Might be related to what's going on in Jupiter somehow

[@markpayne7397]

Wow, I love these here types of random nuggets of knowledge. While no disrespect to a bees labor force i guess I just kinda figured it's just because that's how they do it (if I'm being completely honest with myself) but I have took note of how a few shapes with no vertices.... [of course with no visual aiding apparatus. I know I know, keeping in mind it's probable that I first pondered upon this around the same time I completed my Colenal Sanders mask of bubbles ~3 years ago. Everyone's a critic] to make such a specific shape. Every time~. I suppose the hexagon is visually a figure that seems to really have it's things together. Like just by plain looks I'd say they look like they'd make their half-twin that was sold to the neighbor Earth for all of their gold and jewelry..... I've got to go, I've got an emergency vacation.

[@toddprifogle7381]

I'm going to watch this . Give this guy a break . I'm always hard on this dude . I'll be watching this now .

[@spacetheguy1039]

My guy looking good with the military cut. Big salute general.

[@TheMsr47gaming]

In a strange way anto, you made me love nature even more. This is the only earth we got, but I really wanna space walk next to Jupiter.

[@osmosisjones4912]

Gas plants have lots of chemicals and with the lighting. Could it be creating something alive

[@kenanacampora]

Good thought.... however, the pressures and heat....

[@woddenbukkit1016]

The community here is great

[@bimmjim]

Could the hexagon on Saturn be formed by surface tension? It could be surface tension acting on a deeper layer. That's my best guess.

[@Mivoat]

Hexagonal formations are common in geology, formed by molten rock as it contracts and crystallises.

[@allenja0]

Some people theorize it's a giant cube offset standing on a corner creating the hexagon shape... a 3D cube. Notice how the center is darker... where the top corner would be poking upwards more then the sides that are going down into atmosphere...

[@sirvapalot]

When you look at the inhospitable conditions on most planets 🪐 in our solar system the earth is a rare thing,perhaps one of a kind,we just don’t seem to have any idea how many earths exist in the entire universe.

[@allanpatterson7653]

None of them are within a life times travel. If it happens once it can happen again just very far away.

[@MrJdsenior]

Millions, probably, just in the Milky Way alone...not the same, obviously, but similar in size, composition, and temperature.

[@creator4413]

Earth is becoming inhospitable. That didn’t take long

[@creator4413]

@@MrJdsenior nahhhhh it’s gotta be like 500,000 and only a handful with multi-cell

[@MrJdsenior]

@@creator4413 Well OK then. :-/ You do realize that very specific number I gave there was just a stab in the non proverbial dark, right? I would bet that one single celled organisms exist though, it's probably not all that long a time frame to multiples. I should look that up, maybe I'll be surprised. I know even now there are large strings of single celled organisms that exists connected to others, and I expect just developing useful signaling in that type of organism is first step in the evolution to multicellular organisms.

[@JohnChaffer-cd4bt]

Tell more stories of people falling through planets I love it

[@Sawedoff53]

It's great content right before bed.

[@johnaweiss]

43:38 As the habitable zone expands, will it contain any worlds which are rocky, watery, and who have an atmosphere and magnetosphere?

[@georgemichaelpetty5111]

Great work

[@jayrox1726]

Can let me know Which program are you using on your video?

[@colonelgraff9198]

I love this content Anton. Good luck on your move!

[@samaeldrakul4191]

thanks once again Anton for feeding my brain tantilising nuggets of thought provoking info and staving off boredom my mortal enemy ^_^ keep it wonderful most wonderful person 💪👍🥃👌

[@northof-62]

Could these be expansion fractures?

[@thesoliloquist1940]

Where can the graphics be found

[@FreeBeerFridays]

Why have they never strapped a camera onto a spacecraft leaving earth? Looking back at earth. You'd think that would be pretty easy and would only have to transmit for a few short days to gives us an awesome perspective on the planet we live on.

[@TheEvilmooseofdoom]

They have. There are some famous photo's taken of the earth from various places in the solar system too including one from the surface of mars. Transmitting for a few short days is easier said than done. The distances grow fast and the power of the transmitter needs to be either very large or you need giant dishes on the ground. Check out the DSN dishes for an idea.

[@williamarmstrong7199]

There are 1000's of pictures of the earth from space, including live video feed from the international space station that orbits the earth every 90 min.

[@skeltek7487]

At 10:20, he said there not to be any shapes at the South Pole, while both the small dot and a larger area around it have a hexagonal shape ^^

[@misty4937]

Thank you for a great vid

[@jasonjase8661]

Really it is a much larger version of a honey cone. Bees don't make it a hexagon. The heat of the bees bodies and pressure forms the hexagon

[@BeyondDreamTime]

Honeycomb (no cones or cone shape involved unless dribbling some honey from those honeycombs on an ice cream cone, which may well be a tasty recipe), but an interesting, pressure- and heat-related -and (literally) sweet- comparison.

[@JRR31984]

Too LEGIT and funny first seven minutes.

[@eZeZBReeZY360z]

What about the hexagon dead smack on the north pole

[@fredmacvenn8525]

Could we get the little picture of Anton and put that in all four corners of the screen, maybe all looking in towards the screen. Thank you.

[@samsungtelevision695]

Fire up some free video editing software and make the Anton tribute video you’re dreaming of 👌

[@Axelvad]

It looks like when you put sand on a speaker. Maybe saturn has a global frequency that is stable enough to keep this geometrical shape.

[@JohnHoranzy]

That was my first thought too when I saw this years ago. This is worth a research paper.

[@leilarivera9721]

Can we get one for more planets? I really loved this!

[@tanyasalas2763]

Great Video 👍

[@BlackHoleForge]

I would like to know which space butterfly started this whole effect.

[@benjaminlovato283]

Could the core of Saturn be a torus, as it rotates, like a snake twisting, it draws materials from the south pole then ejects through the north pole. The hexagon shape is then propagated by ripples in the torus shaped core?????

[@phaelykos8755]

kinda nice way to go if you think about it. Atleast its certain

[@3RAN7ON]

Take a drink every time he says the word 'actually'

[@jeffandhoudini9460]

Thanks Anton 🐺🌋🐑🦊

[@darionz]

Does Saturn basically have a swirling hole on it's head?

[@deafsamtunes5017]

and a gaping hole on the other side

[@nathanfuelling2577]

Yeah boyyyyyyy lol just saw your "new intro" I know your excited to explore titan more Anton but I'd rather they take a crack at getting under the ice of enceledus. I think titan is more what earth used to be like before there was life.

[@oatlord]

The idea of falling into Jupiter terrifies me.

[@zachurry8065]

How tf is it whenever I go to sleep while watching KZbin and in the morning I wake up to check to see what was playing and I was watching another space video

[@rudyberkvens-be]

Ok but there is a layer that is comfortably warm, contains liquid water and with reasonable pressure. A kind of goldilocks zone. Where floating cities could be.

[@Chromia1]

I just found your channel. Thank you for the great content.

[@oneclick880]

Seriously, Who's the Turds that dislike Anton? Mr. Petrov myself and my daughter follow you, You produce good content, a lot of time for you dude!!

[@buzzcrushtrendkill]

At what point when the pressure keeps you buoyant?

[@Parjuk]

Hello wonderful Anton. Never change.

[@williamarmstrong7199]

I hope he becomes happier. Before he lost his child, he was a was in a lot less pain. He did not allow himself time to grieve.

[@SmokeyAndTheBud]

@Anton 1. Could you create a colony that floats on the liquid metal hydrogen? 1a. What would it look like? 1b. What materials would you have to use to 1c. Dissipate 10,000 celcius to room temp or lower like 68 Fahrenheit which is best for electronics? Think a liquid cooled core but the humans inside are the core. If you design something from this post, make sure you reference being too school for cool. 2. Imagine creating a wind farm in saturns hexagon. But by the time we can easily do that, we can likely manipulate gravity, right? Prove me wrong. 3.remember the movie twister, looks like you need a bunch of the little tornado probes that we can send to our most active planets in the solar system. 4. 33:13s-33:53s. The table doesnt fit the narrative. Water plus olivine equals methane, but methane and water vapor are in the lowest quantity. 4a. Seems to me like there are organisms using water or methane and expelling hydrogen dioxide. 4b. Where there is one organism, there is likely to be a fauna. 5

[@MegaRazorback]

Nearly 4 hours of Anton speaking about Saturn?!

[@wahn10]

So... I guess this means we take "vacation on Saturn" off our bucket list. Damn.