The Great Attractor - Mystery of the Universe

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7,657,832,517 subscribers is what he needs

[@pogwater5366]

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[@clintwolf4495]

Very interesting video. As Arthur Eddington said, “not only is the universe stranger than we imagine, it is stranger than we can imagine”. The great attractor is apparently one example of that.

[@rajeshwarsharma1716]

By extrapolation can we safely say that several super clusters may form hyper clusters and rotate around an even greater structure and this pattern keeps repeating till everything eventually rotates around a central super duper attractor?

[@voiddaddy7210]

It won't even be the great attractor, it's gonna be called THE Attractor

[@bringer-of-change]

You could say that, but the attractor isnt a physical object. It's a zone of dielectric inertia and acceleration, wich is invisible, but its effects on visible things is what we see kinda like a black hole.

[@bringer-of-change]

It's not just orbiting the zone though its literally being pulled in and from there would spiral in a hyperbaloidal fashion to the other end where the mass would end up back in toroidal space.

[@bringer-of-change]

It's a constant cycle between dielectric inertia and acceleration (counterspacial) andmagnetic force and motion (spacial) but we wont be around when stuff comes out the other end so by the time life evolves again they'll think it exploded from one point. They wont remember the great attractor. They wont know it's a cycle just like all cycles of nature. They will assume its gonna end and everythings gonna infinitely fly apart but nope. Once past the plain of inertia halfway up the torus of space itll seem to retract again.

[@NearVSMello]

I was informed that we'd never actually reach the Great Attractor - that the Universe is expanding faster than the Attractor is attracting. We only know its attracting cause we're not expanding away from the other galaxies as fast as we should be.

[@henrygraham1584]

that depends on weather that expansion (Hubble expansion) begins to stop accelerating, right now, the most likely future is that it does stop accelerating, but remains at its currant rate. this may mean we will reach the great attractor eventually as in this case gravity wins out. then there is the idea that Hubble expansion will continue to accelerate to the point that Hubble expansion becomes so powerful, it firstly overcomes gravity meaning we won't reach the great attractor, then electrostatic force, meaning well be torn up into our constituent atoms, then weak nuclear force, where nucleons are torn apart to form nothing but protons and neutrons, then strong nuclear force, where protons neutrons as well as other hadrons are torn into they're respective quarks, this is called the big rip. Then finally they're is the big crunch, where Hubble expansion reverses and gravity becomes the dominant force. At which point The universe collapses into itself and becomes another singularity, possibly leading to another big bang, this will result in us meaning the great attractor again, so it really depends on what way the universe goes with its critical-mass and hyper-inflation

[@ADEehrh]

It's probably the drain hole. SOMEONE put the plug back quick!

[@GrimSleepy]

Well.... Morty convinced me to get it waaaaaaaaay up there. Might take a minute to retrieve.

[@laiyemoboys9255]

Like begger

[@bringer-of-change]

That would end the continuation of the universe. And besides if we make it there it will be fun like a roller coaster

[@Dwayn393]

Man I was high and was chilling to this. Always been a space geek at heart. You rock.

[@Kiatro]

Same, dude.

[@astrophonix]

Never mind the Great Attractor, has anyone ever seen the Great Distractor? No? Exactly!

[@johnball5539]

I thought I saw him but was quickly distracted

[@gyro5d]

@Jason Vincent ; Scalable Aether, Casimir Effect Universe.

[@UltraEagleZeusYt]

ZHahahahahahhahahahah ha h .... 😠😠

[@mikebarnes7441]

It's so scary to think about. Like WHAT. IS. IT? i need to know lol The great attractor is actually something that sparked my interest in astronomy and I found myself researching hours a night for fun.

[@eternalmiasma5586]

This just in: great attractor has been discovered to actually be big nigga straight boolin at the speed of light. Scientists shocked

[@EmeralddlaremE]

Alice Trans Queen lol

[@aglassofmilk5779]

Alice Trans Queen lol

[@BigMacZach035]

lol

[@KyleKatarn145]

The quality of content is fantastic on this channel! I've been watching for about a week now (almost every night until my existentialism kicks in and I can't bear to watch any more lol)

[@simonhanson5990]

Thank you Anton. That is awesome. I appreciate your acknowledgement of the current limits of human knowledge, that shows you are a sophisticated thinker, cheers

[@BooDamnHoo]

According to Stephen Baxter in his book "Ring" the Great Attractor is a hyper massive spinning ring of superstring built aeons ago by the first intelligent species in the universe. It's a gateway to other universes, an escape hatch to flee this universe that is being rendered cold and dim by another ancient race of dark matter creatures. So there you have it. It's an escape hatch.

[@TouchOfMaddness]

Woa that's heavy

[@keithhill6239]

Its an H.P. Lovecraft monster

[@cooperjmills]

Keith Hill Cthulhu?

[@majestyarchives16]

Commander November no Azathoth

[@INMATE2468]

@@cooperjmills Cthulhu is a tiny ant compared to other Lovecraft monsters

[@bigsouth010]

You guys should know by now its galactus up to his shenanigans again.

[@mrpeabody8187]

mark brooks where's the silver surfer when we need him , maybe he's the great attractor he can absorb cosmic energy

[@sethmooseknuckle]

@@mrpeabody8187 Silver surfer is busy being the Harold of Galactus in the galaxies nearest it. We'll get our turn.

[@DET_C0RD]

We are so small...

[@jimcanterak7349]

No no... Our galaxy is small. We are not even worthy of mention.

[@netbookeater]

Or really big. Depends on your point of reference .

[@dq3666]

I'm huge.

[@james6401]

"We are so small between the stars, so large against the sky, and lost among the subway crowds I try to catch your eye." - Leonard Cohen, Stories of the Street

[@IsaiahVlogz0]

@@jimcanterak7349 No no... Our Univers is small... The multiverse is small. A galaxy cluster is not even worthy of mentioning.

[@Inertia888]

Isaac Arthur explains that the expansion of space-time will outrun the attraction of the galaxies coming together in Laniakea. Does Universe Sandbox account for the expansion of the universe? And what are your thoughts on this?

[@ProximaU0]

That's right we aren't moving towards the great attractor, we are just moving away from it slower than we should

[@1ksubswithoutvideos43]

I think it started as 2 galaxy’s colliding and when they came together as one the mass go stronger pulled more and mor galaxys into it and its gotten so big that its pulling galaxy’s from over 1 billion light years away and its still happening

[@Theodin74]

I know this might be far fetched, but its almost like an area of a big bang which left a huge hole in the fabric of space which wants to be filled back in with any and all matter, like an explosion in the water, when it explodes, it leave a huge air pocket in the water and once the outwards force lets up, the water rushes back in, dragging anything and everything along with it,

[@rainbowmoon5834]

TON-618: I'm the biggest. THE GREAT ATTRACTOR: Hold my galaxies.

[@DodgyDaveGTX]

I had a great tractor the once, you know. Well actually it was pretty bollocks, not great at all, was glad to see it gone.

[@ryanjames2673]

Rad video Anton. Thanks again 😊

[@JayDieTye]

Everything moves towards the lowest pressure... Or basically lowest of anything. I think that's what the great attractor is... Just a big empty space... Filled with nothing... Basically I think in that specific area there won't be any dark energy...

[@JayDieTye]

I just can't think of words how to describe... It's kinda hard IDK

[@kasperdahlin6675]

Exhustani yeah, on earth. But in space it's basically the opposite

[@JayDieTye]

Apemanwithcalculator Yea maybe... My bad.. Sorry

[@netbookeater]

Exhustani that's quite a statement considering that 70% of the universe is dark energy.

[@jw5471]

This isnt such a weird and wild theory. Its like the flow of a river. We know on our earth gravity is it work. But at universal scale its allready proven gravity doesnt explain everything. So we can only guess what is going on... i dont think there is nothing there. But maybe something is setting this flow to be like it is. Its like a gigantic universal river of galaxys. It really looks like that to. So the galaxys move by the least place of resistent. Maybe less or more dark matter at some places.

[@Screamo_RC]

I came here to learn about the great attractor, I also got a really good reminder of how small we are

[@NotSoSaint1]

I've always thought the Great Attractor was a hypermassive blackhole but I could be wrong :/

[@TS-bh7hn]

iMonte you're thinking too obviously

[@discokitten5325]

iMonte why's everything black?

[@TS-bh7hn]

DiscoKitten5 it's actually not, that's just the way we perceive it. We see light through a certain wavelength that's emitted by photons, if there are no photons emitted we cannot see it. In other words, space wouldn't be black if we perceived it differently (if we could see X-rays and other wavelengths it wouldn't be black)

[@trashyhobo4957]

DiscoKitten5 and thats why its called VISIBLE LIGHT. The short amount of wave lengths our eyes can see. Butterflys can see ultraviolet light too so they see it differently.

[@someonesilence3731]

Yes it used to be orange than red and than infrared they call it redshifting i believe.

[@johnfoyer_alianna_el]

Actually the area your talking about is also known as galactic central point. All galaxies and constellations revolve around this central point. However you must ask yourself is this the center of the universe or is it just a foundation pillar in which all local objects are centralizing their momentum

[@cozyin]

He didn't even see that the Sun has gone Supernova e.e

[@frankdrebin259]

I like it better when I can see your face in the right corner. Its comforting.

[@MrBendybruce]

It turns out the Great Attractor is the name of the Universes Biggest Intergalactic Rave, only by the time we get there, the Party will be well and truly over :(

[@bluejack644]

That simulation that you are zooming around in is awesome. Kind of a galactic Google maps.

[@phillmitzel204]

Remember Not all unknown things are Dooming ...there is lots of unknown good and very positve things out there

[@A-Milkdromeda-Laniakea-Hominid]

I love how a stone age civilization on a world in a galaxy that's charging into a giant blackhole, still has time to invent science, discover the problem, and hop away by warp drive or wormhole or whatev. Mindboggling distances.

[@ItsaRomethingeveryday]

Fascinating

[@AustinSendz]

Amazing video can you do more of these 👍

[@jerrynix5206]

Anton I watch you everyday and love love your channel! This program is sweet, any special computer requirements?

[@1073wheeler]

Love this Video

[@oktw6969]

How does this theory interact with our universe constantly expanding? How can you constantly expand and be attracted to a singular point at the same time? And more importantly, what happens first: our galaxy meeting the attractor or the heat death of universe?

[@Andrius319]

It's both at the same time, like electrically charged ball in earth is effected by gravity and electric field, just that the expansion influence is greater than attraction. Nope, we wont meet great attractor, at least several articles says that. Thou before heat death of the universe our galaxy going to collide with Andromeda galaxy.

[@adamquinn672]

I've always been a mind bent junkie for astrophysics and also astronomy etc. Had always been proud of the fact that I've always stayed current on the latest theory and it always seems to calm me as if I know in my mind that I'm destined to travel to these beautiful places we observe patience....for what my mind longs for and for each new discovery/photo im in awe of what lies in wait to be discovered continues to blow mind truly a geek with a spiritual passion

[@SS-wm1wy]

So nucleus have electrons, sun has planets, black holes have suns, and these great attractors have galaxies revolving around them. And we don't know what goes on in the subatomic particles, or the galaxies.

[@brianlangan4477]

I love your videos antov

[@greyfox999]

Great video its surprising how little people know of this. Could you do compisition of mar's moons? Or a neutron star explosion simulation?

[@scotiancoast3648]

This is 1 of my favorite mysteries of space. I wonder if it's an extremely huge black hole.

[@ProximaU0]

That would be impossible, even Ton 618 is concidered to massive already with 66 Billion sm so it would be far above every limit...

[@mtvpisspot6938]

Love your vids keep up the good work you Anton are the best youtuber Ever

[@pablok.9672]

I have been here since 11k and I'm so glad I never left,Anton does seem less energetic however.

[@kyleallen1442]

Quick question: I'm relatively new to physics, but I was wondering, would time speed up the closer we get to a black hole since space time is curved and at some point we would fall within its gravitational indent? I imagine it being a like ball spinning on the inside of some bowl, the closer we get to the center the quicker it rotates around the hole.

[@vladimirlenin8539]

Time actually slows down the closer you get to a black hole just like how that faster you go the slower time goes. So theoretically if you were to have two clocks and sent one to a black hole the one going to the black hole would go slower the closer it got than the one you had until it crossed the event horizon where the clock would appear to stop and red shift away

[@SABDBL]

Almost1mill!! Keep it up

[@4dvideos]

Wow I’ve never seen universe sandbox before. Going to have a play now.

[@jamesaron1967]

Wonderful Great Attractor

[@jaydupree418]

Thank you!!!

[@dmix3889]

Its crazy that something behind even the great attractor is even bigger and pulling even more galaxies and has about 8000 galaxies in it

[@HappyNowOlivia]

Brilliant! 🌺

[@trashyhobo4957]

YESSS THANK YOU

[@davirley]

Why does the Great Attractor have to be a thing? Could it simply be the center of mass for surrounding galaxies? Thanks!

[@oliverbreitmaier2096]

@David Shirley ...you mean a baryonic center... Thats not possibly simply by the fact everything in our cluster is moving towards it.

[@KristianKulukFrederiksen]

just a question here you said, that we probably will end up there, but if we think about the expansion of the universe, and the acceleration of it, is it still possible?

[@michaelcharlesthearchangel]

It must look amazing in the center from a planet there! Galaxies would fill the skies next to their stars! If I had a Starship, I'd definitely Hyperbolt to the middle of the great Attractor! Potentially the core of the Cosmos!

[@jeffborders5526]

That animation at the very end sure looks like a QUASAR!

[@SS-wm1wy]

Anton, what is the dark area at 1:12, just about the middle of screen and galaxy?

[@worldwinofficial]

thanx bro good game

[@BlackHouseGov]

{The Heart of the Great Attractor most likely a Swarm of Blackholes & Supermassive Blackholes +++ (Theory: When the Universe is organized into a gigantic Mega-Cluster Cyclone, it is no longer considered "Protonic" but "Neutronic".}∞φ†

[@bringer-of-change]

Great attractor: one end of the dielectric hyperbaloidal geometry of inertia and acceleration. What goes in there gets pooped out the other end of the hyperbaloid (hour glass shape) and cycled back through the toroidal geometry of space and through the aether/dielectric field wich is produced by the inertia and acceleration of the hyperbaloid.

[@wolfmobile3693]

The Great Attractor has to be the biggest freaking black hole there ever was.

[@robertfletcher3421]

Has anyone ever suggested the the GA is the gravitational pull of an adjacent Universe? What does this say for the end of our Universe. Could these massive attractor galaxies eventually pull all into one. (Back to the big crunch).

[@doccortex1203]

You certainly know how to look at things from a galactic/time perspective.

[@Theodin74]

When I was a kid, I used to think space wasnt empty at all, that it is full of what I was calling dead atoms, atoms that were broken up into pieces after the big bang which has no attraction or repulsion which is why it seems like nothing is there, some of these pieces were lucky enough to get push back together in clumps forming into the first stars while the rest continues on its journey still broken up, the emptiness of space I believed to be a gigantic sea of dead atoms, On another note, Im starting to feel like Dark Matter might be the massing of neutrons and is why its so hard to find

[@terrencephilipromero7574]

What if the great attractor is The Source of Gravity in the entire universe, like a Mommy Gravity

[@der8265]

Wait but we wont catch up to the great attractor though. We measure a movement towards it, but it still moves away because of expansion. Like you would run towards the control panel of one of those running bands, but it's set faster than you can run, so you never reach it.

[@renz-zm8gs]

der8265 we are moving faster towards it that it is to us but we don't have to worry about it humans will be gone far before it gets close to happening

[@Michael-wn4jj]

OK. To do list for mankind: 1. Leaving Earth in time (before Earth becomes destroyed by planet killer) 2. Leaving Sol system in time (before our sun turns from Red Giant to White Dwarf) 3. Leaving Galaxy in time (before crushing into Great Attractor) 4. Leaving Universe in time (before Big Rip or Big Freeze) Seems to be the future won't become too boring 😉

[@chrislaezur730]

In reference to the Great Attractor, assuming we understand the expansion of space correctly, there’s too much space between it and us for us to ever reach it, assuming we stay in our galaxy

[@danceswithcritters]

in the middle of the Great Attractor you will find God sitting at his console .

[@AbdAbd-od5fg]

Please what is the name of an application or software you used in your show

[@LuisOntanon]

Can there be antimatter black holes? Would they differ from matter ones?

[@gauravkumar-ce7ff]

Hello anton.... This is wonderful person

[@Heidi-hl9cd]

What if our universe is inside of a black hole that is located on a different universe

[@netbookeater]

Heidi it actually probably is.

[@Rossilaz58]

That is highly probable, actually. Sounds weird but it probably is.

[@sagesheahan6732]

Which is also inside a black hole, which is also inside a black hole... Etc. And going into a black hole, takes you to another universe, and so on and so on... It's plausible, and actually I think is a really cool idea. Making universes not only infinite, but infinitely tied to each other.

[@SpeedDemonAJ]

So basically the area as far as we can see would be the even horizon?

[@Jay-cn3js]

The only place life can exsist is inside black holes. The Cosmos is complete chaos. When the Black-White hole becomes massive enough. Life can begin to evolve in the calm an stability provided by the hole.

[@ghost-4783]

Could be a billion year old civilization who made this to harvest large quantities of matter to try lasting as long as possible through the expansion of the universe.

[@dr.spectre9697]

Dude I am so addicted to your videos…..

[@daleunderwood7407]

So if the big bang is real could the great attractor be us returning to the original spot where the bang started or am I thinking about it wrong? Or could it be that we had the big bang then we are expanding towards the end of the bang, and then on our way towards another big bang?

[@craigboden2435]

I can't help thinking... What if black holes are simply just all the antimatter no one can find concentrated together. Are there any current theories about this?

[@ReverenXero]

heh, I was going to say.. Not even the 7 Samurai know what it is. I did a thesis on this when I was in college.

[@ShriKshetraPurusottama]

Our Milky way does rotate around this great attractor or linearly moving towards it ?

[@biggeneral9898]

Y'all found Him, fear him and depart from evil.

[@zanb35]

Is there multiple great attractors anywhere else in the Universe? Or is there only one and everything is getting pulled to it? How strong is this great Attractor? To be pulling the Milky Way and Adramada Galaxie to it... How much of the Universe is being pulled to it?

[@Thisisaweirdthing2makeusdo]

Could this just simply be the equal and opposite reaction to the big bang?

[@intothevoid5074]

It is a massive object pulling every(not every)galaxy towards itself

[@HermesTresmegestus]

Isn't it a weird coincidence that the Great Attractor is directly behind our galactic disk? I'm assuming the Milky Way is moving towards the GA. But why would the Milky Way be moving like a frisbee (Edge on) through space towards the GA? Shouldn't it be perhaps tilting up and down at a large periodicity or maybe slowly flipping over. The idea that the Milky Way is stationary and moving edge on only is tough to believe. So if the MW say tilts as it moves or flips, shouldn't we know when the GA will move into view either on the top or bottom of the disc?

[@blackstallion4043]

I always thinking that the great attractor are from the core of the universe that has huge gravity. But who knows

[@shindinder]

how did you zoom so far!?

[@britsunc]

so are the galaxies pulling away or being pulled to one area of space?

[@SeanDaNapkin]

Knowledge!

[@MFM_Gaming]

I call the Mass Effect ending. It is the reapers waiting to come harvest this galaxy's genetic code and reset everything.

[@neotericphoenix5811]

New sub!

[@scarpography]

I think the "great attractor" is just gravity trying to put the universe back together and that's just the nature of it and how gravity works, I don't actually think there is something that massive in the universe.

[@quasimobius]

It's more likely that something that massive simply shot through our universe and pulled these galaxies along as displaced matter riding a disturbed wave in the macro world.

[@wayneshirey6999]

Couldn't the great attractor simply be the vector sum of all the gravitational attractions of the galaxies to one another.

[@jacoba.gattenby6309]

The great attractor is a superduper-massive black hole and all of space and time is measured around it!

[@Mikey-ym6ok]

Doesn't make sense. It breaks physics.

[@babalon1919]

The center of a toroidal universe?!? Which (the torus shape and dynamic) could also explain the 'everything traveling away from us' mystery, too. ;-)

[@maxpheby7287]

Worm hole? Maybe if a Gravistar gets too big the plank wavelength zone becomes a portal to a different dimension causing a massive attraction or more boringly just a early universe blackhole i.e one made from primordial gas instead of normal matter.

[@sennygaming5866]

Wats the name of the app

[@jhwheuer]

It’s the statistical center of all the mass combined. It does not have to be anything, just the middle of all the masses...

[@lovemym16]

Well if its a black hole thats massive enough to influence many galaxies. Wouldn't it be an ULTRAMASIVE blackhole

[@DanielDornekDorda]

can you explain about the place in the universe where it's colder than actual zero?

[@der8265]

Daniel Dorda what are you referring to?

[@SoI_Badguy]

Not possible

[@bingbongwingwong2205]

Yes, Russia.

[@netbookeater]

Daniel Dorda not possible Mate. 0K means nothing is moving anymore. How can something move even less. 0K is the limit.

[@monveluv]

my physics teacher said that there's places in universe that temperature can be colder than actual zero. he said it's called absolute zero ( -273.15°C or -459.67°F )

[@spatt833]

The universe is expanding and speeding up as it expands.

[@Rossilaz58]

Wrong, scientists hypothesize the universe is expanding but the big bang was essentially a massive explosion. When there is an explosion shrapnel doesn't keep going forever. Over time (a long period) the expansion will stop. Eventually everything will be pulled to the true center of the universe until it creates a singularity (something infinitely dense like a black whole) and everything is infinitely small (known as the big crunch). After that, that may be the end of the universe or there may Be another big bang, making another universe, possibly a replica of ours. If you have any questions s, feel free to ask!

[@spatt833]

@@Rossilaz58 - Wrong, In the vacuum of space, shrapnel would in fact continue going on forever. In 1998, two competing teams of astrophysicists made an astonishing announcement: the expansion of the universe is speeding up. Dark energy is believed to be the force behind expansion and will continue to pull the universe apart, eventually stars will die out, black holes will evaporate. The universe eventually suffers heat death, freezing out. The other possibility is if the total amount of dark energy is increasing, the acceleration will also increase, eventually to the point where the very fabric of space-time tears itself apart and the cosmos pops out of existence, the Big Rip. The Big Crunch has already been pretty much debunked because of the presence of Dark Energy.

[@ttmallard]

Hubble recently found Attractor remnants within the Milky Way! Regardless, the logic is, if mass can't disperse from being collected in black holes and all, all we'd see are collections, eh? A Bang redistributes mass as energy quickly, without them it'd keep collecting. That functionality is required, as is more than one bang and many collection zones, aka the cellular, multiverse in concept has evidence in the Hubble find. Then, what condenses first after a bang, are those entities the same as the last collapse? That's my assertion based on Sternglass-Einstein's work on the electron-positron pair, the prime suspect of first condensations, a portion of dark matter and the last collapse, ymmv.

[@NxnjaSenpai]

Is it not also possible of the opposite? Instead of a great attractor we may have a great repulsor that is pushing everything away. Perhaps even something similar to how the earth is held together when there is incredible amounts of pressure under the crust, so much so that the core which should be liquid metal is compressed to a solid like state. Galaxies get pushed away but the collective gravitational forces keep everything in a sort of orbit around this core of the universe. If black holes exist then surely these "white holes" exist as well.