Tunnel of Plasma Uncovered in the New Map of The Local Bubble

[@rellethias]

Bro got the galactic bunny ears in the thumbnail

[@DickGallo-dk7wi]

Anton is the Aether Bunny! 😂❤

[@LiseLareau]

Lol... I actually thought he was doing the ''Furry'' thing in the thumbnail

[@BLenz-114]

Came here to say that! Glad to see I'm not the only one who saw it.

[@1ForTheShieldz]

I saw a tail and ears and thought these will be something about foxes 😂

[@CGreyLove]

I thought he had cat ears for the Felis constellation!

[@PatrickFaith]

I love these galactic map discussions.

[@phoule76]

hello, wonderful tunnel

[@christinebartholomew5180]

I love your videos. Always so informative.

[@Deletirium]

​@@christinebartholomew5180 That wasn't Anton. One person can say another person's catchphrase, without actually being that person.

[@As3th8r]

*smiling and waving back*

[@fallenphoenixfilms]

A tunnel? Finally I can escape this local group. *Turns self into a hot gas and floats away*

[@thehellyousay]

*your buddies turn to you and say* "jeee-azuz haitch keerist, dude! what the hell are you eatin' these days? dang, you oughtta see a doctor 'bout them farts ..."

[@seriousmaran9414]

@@fallenphoenixfilms I'm sure you have always been "a gas..."

[@cosmicraysshotsintothelight]

"Large moves, old man... large moves..." He says "Hold my beer." Hey I know... the tunnel was made when David Bowie came to Earth.

[@cosmicraysshotsintothelight]

@@thehellyousay TheSmellYouSay!

[@cosmicraysshotsintothelight]

"These are not the wiffie gasses you are looking for..."

[@jtothemaurednik]

thanks for this, anton! appreciate your work - as always

[@jimcurtis9052]

Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. ⭐️😊⭐️

[@entropybear5847]

I love when we get astronomy content that isn't all about black holes and distant radio signals.

[@nomadscavenger]

Yeah, but maybe there's a way to travel through these bubbles using less fuel, or the existing (hot) hydrogen, and going as fast or faster than the speed of light? Then we'll never hear the end of that; besides Anton just told us recently there's a closer than thought black hole not so far away from our solar system....right? But I think we might be getting past any thoughts of being contacted that way by intelligent beings, not ais, when we all carry cellphones they could easily access (as the Chinese (whoever else r doing right now)?

[@JohnDunne001]

Telescopes like Euclid are producing gigantic amounts of data and over time, there'll be huge amounts of data for AI's to be trained on and look for structures, like this one, that human eyes miss. It's an exciting area of research... looking forward to more!

[@memofromessex]

Reminds those mounds and mounds of clay tablets still waiting to be translated in museums around the world - some I believe I are being used to train AI. This is without the tons of clay tablets still left in Mesopotamia. What we might find!

[@JohnDunne001]

@@memofromessex Indeed! It's incredible to think how much progress has been made when we ponder how our forefathers lived and leaves me thankful for all the technology we have telling us how the universe works...

[@roymarsh8077]

The data we are finding is so multi dimensional, it will take some kind of AI search algorithm to find the patterns

[@BeatleGeuse_]

How precious is it to be alive! We're living in exciting times.

[@turtleturtle4197]

That’s only IF every human comes together

[@tjomara3812]

Simply incredible. Thank you for your work.

[@KarlaDamarisis]

Each of your videos is a little piece of magic. Keep inspiring us with your creations!🧨🐗🥭

[@Noble_Natty_88]

Man I can't wait to watch this one tonight. Great coverage Anton I appreciate it :)

Lol, _"…and possibly doing something."_ I love it

[@eleanorchapple8772]

How Wonderful Anton keeps bringing us incredibly amazing discoveries is just out of this world!

[@craftyirish1]

Huh.. this was in the news XD. Just read the news and you can be just like him lol 😅

[@costrio]

At 1:40 the cloud is shaped like a squirrel, I think. ;-)

[@howardbeck3400]

P'nut is watching from above

[@Joe-Przybranowski]

Thumbnail looks like Anton is wearing bunny ears.

[@bloodyfluffybunny7411]

All hail to the bunny 😂

[@djgene5621]

Being inside this hot bubble while our solar system is in the state that it is, with planets where they are, could be a part of the reason why we have life.

[@tommy-er6hh]

Um according to scientists, the Sun has only entered this Local Hot bubble 5 to 10 million years ago, and in 5 to 10 million more we will exit the other side. If you believe in evolution, that is not long enough. Remember the scientists say the Sun is about 4 Billion years old.

[@petepanteraman]

It's crazy how we try to see the forest through the trees 😎👍👍

[@magicsinglez]

When one of the voyager’s got out there, scientists were surprised at how hot the atoms were. The atoms were something like 3,600 Kelvin when they thought they’d be 1,800 (not the real/exact numbers). Still, either way, these (apparently hydrogen atoms) are hot. It’s not a million Kelvin, Anton!. Not sure the density, and Anton just said it! .05 atoms per centimeter cubed, here, which actually seems like a lot!

[@davejones7632]

The Voyagers are nowhere near this thing. They just made it to interstellar space. Which is pretty cool. Which is why ~ 80% of it is neutral atoms. This is a different thing altogether.

[@magicsinglez]

@@davejones7632 : there were reports as to how hot interstellar is. How do we even know how hot it is? Because one of the Voyagers, if not both, measured it.

[@adamthorvaldson7099]

Plasma is the spiderweb of the universe that holds everything together.

[@davejones7632]

Nope. Gravity holds everything together.

[@21palica]

It reminds me of grape clusters, on which every individual grape is interconnected via a network of vines/tubes, all being more or less expanded branches, originating from the main, biggest, load+bearing stem.

[@Hackanhacker]

You camt fathom how interesting the local area (+/- past orion nebula) Is. So freaking Cool and mysterious. Huge Elite Dangerous vibes here

[@cosmicraysshotsintothelight]

When out of an orange-colored sky Flash, bam, alakazam Wonderful you came by As I sit here, in Tralfamador, in my local planetary bubble watching it all around me. Perhaps an 'event' 'sparked' the supernovafest and they occurred a lot closer together than millions of years. And God said "Let there be a big hot nothing bubble." And so it was... I just did not realize that he was talking about the huge cavity between my ears.

[@jasonhash1219]

Hello, wonderful person! I love your videos, Anton!

[@hibbs1712]

This is an awesome video!

[@MCsCreations]

Fascinating!

[@cosmicraysshotsintothelight]

Ok, Spock. 😜

[@gregdamario5808]

The Fox/Smith low density tunnels could provide more favorable interstellar pathways between certain stars. The spaceships traveling at the high speeds necessary for interstellar trips to be accomplished in reasonable amount of time would encounter fewer atomic or larger particles enroute, thus putting less wear and tear on the bows of those ships.

[@edgedg]

Obviously such tunnels are full of road bandits and bridge trolls.

[@MarinCipollina]

Obviously a deflector dish would be required for any such starship.

[@jamesross1003]

Looks a bit like a neuron on the upper side connected to another larger one on the lower side. The upper one has long developed dendrites and the lower has under developed or forming dendrites with synapses between them. Pretty cool map, thanks.

[@Hiddensecret9]

The identification of this interstellar tunnel opens new avenues for research into the large-scale structure of the interstellar medium. Further studies are needed to map these connections comprehensively and understand their impact on galactic processes, including star formation and the movement of cosmic particles.

[@lucaskohn5457]

It would be so cool to be able to see the nebula the sun lives inside!

[@SamtheIrishexan]

My kids would be so stoked to make a bubble that big. Could the remnants be whatever makes us think we have another planet or focus of mass nearby? Lets hope its done blowing its load.

[@christianmolick8647]

Understanding the galactic structures that I am working with is very important to me.

[@12thsonofisrael]

Thank you 🕊

[@GUNNYCANUCK]

I'm no expert but that looks an awful lot like a hyperspace bypass....

[@j.thomas1420]

Three body problems style.

[@darylbrown8834]

It's only hyper if you're going really fast' right?

[@marki-l4c]

what would be the expected result of a star passing through a hot sparse bubble? would it be a tunnel?

[@midsummerKNlGHT]

thumbnail looks like anton is wearing cat ears lol

[@Flesh_Wizard]

gamer girl anton

[@lasarith2]

tanuki

[@mrmoto66]

Hi! I just wanted to thank you so much…I really love spending time learning from you. You’re a wonderful person. ❤️

[@00Drizz00]

Hi Anton, I have been watching your channel for a year or 2 now and I have been a terrible consumer, I finally subscribed, sorry it took so long.

[@caejones2792]

If you're interested in si-fi implications: these structures have boundaries, which means, in theory, we could design something like a wing, sail, or helicopter to use the density difference for a boost. Whether it's enough to be worth traveling to where these ... let's call them "galactic tradee-winds" are is another matter entirely. Also, the wing-a-ma-jigs would probably be generated by electromagnets, rather than being purely solid structures, but IDK magsails are not my area of expertise.

[@Pbav8tor]

Two things these maps snag on in my brain are micilial networks and A Bad Day for Arthur Dent. Remember, the answer is 42. I'll just fire up the infinite improbability drive on my Fiesta 😊 and take a road trip through that tunnel.

[@RiteMoEquations]

I wonder whether or not I'm the only space nerd who automatically assumed that Gaia played a significant role, or was at least involved, in this research.

[@stargazer5784]

This kind of work is GAIA's job.

[@stevenkarnisky411]

Hard to believe how much there has been proven to exist in the "vacuum" of space! Even the best earth bound optical telescopes couldn't see it, so it wasn't there. Surprise. Thanks for the update, Anton. Someday we may get to traverse these tunnels!

[@MarinCipollina]

Yes, but interstellar space is still mighty empty for the most part.

[@NancyRode-u9i]

🙋🏽‍♀️anton everyday

[@adame7269]

Anton, thanks so much! Your videos are fascinating and broken down in a way that even a layman can understand most of the concepts. Out of curiosity, have we seen evidence of 'pockets' of supernova clusters elsewhere in the universe that might someday mimic the bubbles we know of? Unrelated curiosity... does space contain microscopic particles of matter like we see dust reflected in air here on earth?

[@darylbrown8834]

What you said at the end there' Could that be sort of' if not thee' dark matter itself maybe?

[@diGritz1]

The cause is the Vogon Constructor Fleet. Hitchhiker's Guide is actually a documentary from a parallel universe. But in ours, the Vogon's Fleet was decommissioned due to cost overruns and red tape. "0_o"

[@SilentStormParadox]

You look like you got the Cat Mario power up in the thumbnail lol

[@helmeteye]

They put us into a bubble so we couldn't reach the tunnels.

[@phishENchimps]

My eyes are so old that I thought Anton was wearing cat ears in his thumb nail! With a tail! lol

[@chad0x]

Things like this make me wonder about the possibility of God. It's all so bloody unlikely as to be no chance at all that we just happened to pop into existence. So many things had to be just right. Anyway. Great video, as usual. Thanks Anton!

[@KnightspaceORG]

You think that because you are already biased towards faith.

[@TheRayne33]

LOVE your videos you’re doing a great job keep it up! 👍🏻

[@bios546]

@2:10, isn't temperature a macroscopic variable? How's the definition fitting for a single atom of Hydrogen?

[@XyzzyYzzyx]

I'd still be out there, sailing the gasways, if I'd only realized a little sooner that Earth was on a one-way dead-end street.

[@EKA201-j7f]

A tunnel with gas in it - yeah, Anton. We have those here on Earth too. In various forms. )

[@pierregrondin4273]

3:18 how can spread-out atoms remains hot for a long time in vacuum ? Shouldn't they become very cold? Stop giggling? Are they hot because of their speed?

[@lentryodust2173]

Maybe light produce heat or photon that cause high temperature according to time. ⏳⏰⏲️

[@darylbrown8834]

Electromagnetic pressure mediation.

[@chris_nikolopoulos2128]

100th comment here, I have to say something that I found in the summer I found something like a planet (it had rings) a few degrees higher maybe 10-15 just under the constellation auriga, at the right of constellation of taurus, it was a faint object and I need something to verify this if it is planet 9 or doesn't exist at all. Just know that it was not neptune because it was a t a different part of the sky.

[@ericanderson3453]

Why did you make so many comments? 1 or 2 is usually more than enough!

[@travispardy8649]

I like how the nebula in the background makes Anton look like a cosmic furry in the thumbnail

[@gregdamario5808]

Whoa! Wow! This might be an additional and important step in an explanation of the Fermi Paradox. The Earth is a rocky planet with a current molten iron core that produces a Star Trek like protective shield against both solar and extrasolar winds and radiation (unlike Mars), within the Goldilocks Zone, around a stable star, has a one-of-a-kind small planet as a moon that provides extraordinary rotational stability, climate and life on Earth benefits (unlike Venus), has a gas giant wondrously positioned to (mostly) protect the Earth from Oort Cloud and Asteroid Belt debris (Jupiter didn't used to be there.) and now, to top it off, Sol System is traveling through a galactic low density bubble, created by a bunch of numerous but ancient (thus not currently dangerous) local supernovae that have provided a "safe space" within which Sol System is traveling, with a much lower probability of bumping into something unpleasant. Earth might very well be a google stupid unlikely phenomenon, which would explain why we have found no evidence of Klingons, Vulcans, a Jedi Empire or a Kardashev anybody, at least in this galaxy. 'Tis obvious, deservedly or not, we are special and are likely unique. Hey, afterall, Earth produced an Anton, how likely was that, galactically speaking?

[@tommy-er6hh]

Um according to scientists, the Sun has only entered this Local Hot bubble 5 to 10 million years ago, and in 5 to 10 million more we will exit the other side. If you believe in evolution, that is not long enough. Remember the scientists say the Sun is about 4 Billion years old. We have no idea how many galactic weird things we have been going thru in the past.

[@UV-Azureaeon.PheoniX.11]

“Andromeda star goes dark, becoming a black hole, creating an interstellar tunnel connecting our local hot bubble to a neighbouring super bubble, reversing Jacobs Ladder/Jacobs Well = pole shift due to the earth/sun/moon magnetosphere connections. As predicted, warned for and explained over a year ago.” My comment posted 14.11.2024 on the following: Wages World Big hole in suns corona hits earth with high speed plasma/ Aluminium clouds over Norway. 14 Nov 2024 Predicted, warned for and explained over a year ago in my comment on the following: The Earth Master 6.2 EQ Tonga region. EQ activity Baja California. 08.08.2023 (Obsidian.Angel.1 🖤🙏🤍, alternate account) 🖤💜💙❤️💛🤍™️©️

[@UV-Azureaeon.PheoniX.11]

“Andromeda star goes dark, becoming a black hole, creating an interstellar tunnel connecting our local hot bubble to a neighbouring super bubble, reversing Jacobs Well/ Jacobs Ladder = pole shift due to the earth/sun/moon magnetosphere connections.” As predicted, warned for and explained over a year ago. My comment posted 14.11.2024 On the following: Wages World Big hole in suns corona hits earth with high speed plasma… 14.11.2024 Predicted, warned for and explained over a year ago in my comment on the following: The Earth Master 6.2 EQ Tonga region. EQ activity Baja California… 08.08.2023 🖤💜💙❤️💛🤍™️©️

[@chrispycryptic]

You forgot about active plate tectonics... You should _never_ forget about active plate tectonics!

[@UV-Azureaeon.PheoniX.11]

“Andromeda star goes dark becoming a black hole, creating an interstellar tunnel connecting our local hot bubble to a neighbouring super bubble, reversing Jacobs Ladder/Jacobs Well = pole shift due to the earth/sun/moon magnetosphere connections. As I predicted, warned for explained over a year ago”. My comment posted 14.11.2024 on Wages World. Predicted, warned for and explained over a year ago in my comment on the Earth Master (08.08.2023, 6.2 earthquake Tonga region…) 🖤💙💜❤️💛🤍™️©️

[@mmelmon]

If we're in the middle of a gigantic bubble created by a nasty supernova, then... are we going to bump into a nasty supernova remnant lol?

[@upsguppy520]

so wouldnt this be a sign that our sun is a recurrent nova star and those are the bubbles of the most recent past events

[@jedahn]

Lol. Maybe the original 20 supernova are now forming 20 more stars to produce 20 more super nova. Only this time, more spread out. 🎉

[@joecolosi1795]

If you create a telescope large enough, you will find our entire universe is inside a bubble in a bubble bath of the gods😮

[@phdcmd]

Anton, your videos are great. How many people works with you?

[@entity_unknown_]

That clickbait- I'M LIKE did Anton just become a CATGIRL ?!?!

[@lentryodust2173]

Female cat !

[@Deletirium]

Oh ffs.

[@GadZookz]

From now on, this hot bubble will be called Foutch. FOUTCH!

[@GraemeWight-wx3xz]

Its just shockwaves and magnetic field topographies. It is reminiscent of the architecture of environs around agn. Fractal even. I should think there will be many of these to come.

[@marknovak6498]

So manny bubbles, I does not look like we know what 'normal space' looks like in this part of the Milky Way.

[@UnfollowYourDreams]

We don't even know how a normal ocean floor looks like.

[@benyomovod6904]

Through that Tunnel common sense escaped

[@yvonnemiezis5199]

Very interesting, exciting, thanks Anton 👍❤

[@stoborking]

I knew I we were at the centre of something. Just not the local bubble

[@scottnorin]

I asked ChatGPT what are the rarest kinds of stars. I got the answers 1) TZOs and 2) Quark stars and 3) O-Type (mostly ultraviolet). I need a download of these from Anton. What … what is a quark star? What happens with these?

[@stargazer5784]

The first two objects listed are purely hypothetical. There is no evidence that they actually exist.

[@scottnorin]

@ yeah thanks. Found a video from Anton about three months ago talking about quark stars. But TZOs seem to have no hard proof that is being accepted. O-Stars just are fascinating to think about, especially with stars emitting only ultraviolet light out of sensor detection? Had a wild thought about extradimensional stars. Stars that are spherical in more than three directions. Just messing around thinking about mechanisms to set off supernovas and other large events

[@spacewizard69]

This confirms we all live in a bubble

[@yomogami4561]

thanks for the video anton

[@tuxuhds6955]

Interesting! Could these tunnels function like streams that feed Nebulas in a similar manner to a river that's feeding a sea?

[@djdrack4681]

SFIA fans will talk about megastructures...One thing that a Kardeshev 1/2 could do (that is 'swinging above weight class') is affecting a nebula or overdensity region like this... BEFORE a protoplanetary disc starts collapsing/coalescing...you could go in and 'mine away' material to influence the size/type of star that'll be formed. THEN since most of the disc is still rocks/debris/gasses, you do some 'disc-forming' and move gasses/materials as you want.

[@djdrack4681]

IF done via giant fleet of automated drone factories/miners...it could prob be done in

[@Domicle]

I bought a shirt years ago. I lost it last week. I need another.

[@chicojcf]

Fantastic discovery.

[@mscir]

Great video, thank you.

[@carmenmccauley585]

It's like we all live in Hawaii and just discovered something.might be on the other side of the ocean. Boy do we look dumb.

[@morganrasmussen5071]

Is the LHB moving? Our system is moving through it, but is it moving, if so, in the same direction? Do we know at what speed? Thanjs Anton, you're great!

[@gravity00x]

I dare say it... is it...Allens?

[@ericanderson3453]

"Allen" who???

[@avenoma]

The Local Hot Bubble is what, a billionith of a degree different from the rest 😂

[@pizzafrenzyman]

I'm planning out my summer '25 interstellar travels. I need some ideas on which stars to visit. We are entering the golden era of map making.

[@dustinswatsons9150]

Perhaps understanding these networks.. would allow better ways to travel deep space voyages

[@ruperterskin2117]

Cool. Thanks for sharing.

[@genethesurveyor]

What is Vertical? What is Horizontal? In space what is the base line?

[@AurelienCarnoy]

Where are the remnants neutron stars that did all those explosions?

[@Chris-wz5yd]

If this is the first tunnel found, it must be Tom, only Dick and Harry to find.

[@tinathelasttwenty1249]

Anton, I fell like we are in the upside down 🪙🌑🪙🌑🪙🌑🪙🌑🪙

[@sitindogmas]

Terrance Howard has got the answers

[@chronixchaos7081]

The area has been cleared in preparation for a galactic bypass.

[@Alondro77]

It must be the FTL space travel tubes from "Contact"!!! ;D I had to do it...

[@cn.7200]

Do you do videos for specific questions?

[@Atok595]

I dropped my phone in oil at work today. Speakers suck now. I don’t really need sound though, mostly just looking at Anton is good enough. Huge man crush over here.

[@ProfessorJayTee]

Oil's well that ends well.

[@robertnewhart3547]

I think I'd try isopropyl alcohol first. Then hot soapy dawn dish soap suds.

[@markburns3231]

Don't drop your phone in oil at work today, dude. I..., I warned you.

[@Atok595]

@@markburns3231thanks for that

[@allankolenovsky7028]

Where are all the remnants of these supernovae? Are we travelling into a horde of Black Holes and Neutron Stars?

[@DCGreenZone]

Oh, so plasma. Shocking.

[@davejones7632]

And....? Of course it's bloody plasma at 1m K! Your point is?

[@DCGreenZone]

@davejones7632 I have no point. I follow Don Scott and the recently deceased Wal Thornhill.

[@davejones7632]

@@DCGreenZone Neither of whom have got clue one about plasma physics. So, your point was?

[@n3v3r1s4]

perhaps not the most 'debatable' topic, but super interesting anyway so thank you for letting us know about it! =) also, bots, begone =P

[@cosmicraysshotsintothelight]

The tunnel was made by Ellie Arroway... "Small moves, Ellie... small moves."

[@osmosisjones4912]

What if more common course of evolution isn't to evolve technology but body advanced to work like a sci-fi technology

[@luudest]

How were the 14 super nova determined? By observations or by calculation (or both)?

[@charlievane]

nighthawkinlight makes some nice bubbles, maybe it's one of his ?

[@stevejorgensen1105]

I just thought to wonder how gas at such a low density has a temperature. Obviously, it does, but how does that work? The atoms obviously have velocity, but how does that manifest as temperature and cause radiation?

[@darylbrown8834]

Electromagnetic pressure mediation.