What Are Some Mysterious Objects in Space We Can't Explain Yet?

What are some mysterious objects in space that we can't explain what they actually are?
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[@TheInfographicsShow]

We're going to be trying something very different in tomorrows video! Very curious if you love it or hate it. I even got somebody else to narrate it because my voice isn't 'mysterious' enough. Super excited and scared to see what you think!

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The Infographics Show your voice ahaha so the guy who narrates these videos writes the comments another mystery solved

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[@unkn0wnace]

Whatever it is it will be good :)

[@ItsChurchieYall]

The Infographics Show we are very excited to see what you have in store for us!!!

[@SuperDravin]

I don't know why but thinking about space makes me emotional.

[@dudefromnorth9410]

J A K E Me 2 it is just so empty. Makes me think that there is no purpose in life, you got 80 years on avarage and they should be lifed happy as possible without causing problems to other. After all everything will be gone includung space it self when all energy has became heat.

[@priyangshuroy2855]

Dude From North but for us it's very long 80 years but for the space it's just a little time imagine that how beautiful things are there in space.. Voyager 1 is taking these photos.. Think that we are now at the voyager 1 place how beautiful the scenario it would be it will .. Space knows that we can't come and visit some other planets or galaxies but it sends us messages, clues in the form of comets, gama rays, some wired signals... Etc.. We dont know that will human find a life in other planet to live the and create the human life in other planets but one thing we know that if there is life in space and some of their intellignet life could get the voyager 1 then they would know that they are not alone in this space.. After we gone when the intergalactic species came to earth they will say one thing "there was life on earth "

[@che1r]

J A K E when I think about it I get depressed

[@user-ym1bs7om9e]

Born to late to explore the beauty of earth, born too early explore the universe. but we can still explore the universe. Play the most amazing and the best space simulation in the world "SPACE ENGINE" and roam the universe

[@Zwiebel27]

olaolapepsiman i think we would taste great

[@ManahManah77]

The one thing we will never be able to explain: Flat Earthers. They simply defy all logic.

[@johnnymullen5884]

THATS INCORRECT BECAUSE... *YEET*

[@koishibestwaifu4904]

FreeThinking TruthSeeker nice bait

[@goatmansasquatch1485]

FreeThinking TruthSeeker 🤡

[@fairybeautycorner3873]

So true 😂

[@Ferrarifantears]

FreeThinking TruthSeeker 🤡

[@6ar6oyle6]

Imagine the scary shit in the universe that we'll probably never see or detect. Shit that we cant even understand. Boggles my mind

[@feebsmicah]

Darth Pope ikr

[@something6210]

Black holes are stationery so a black hole can be heading to us and we wouldn't know until its too late

[@curiodyssey3867]

@@something6210 how can a black hole be moving towards us if it's stationary? That whole statement contradicts itself.

[@curiodyssey3867]

@@something6210 and we would know. It's gravitational pull would reveal it's presence far before it ever came near enough to do anything

[@reyna_mythqueen7618]

@@curiodyssey3867 exactly

[@VoidlessHue]

If this was another channel, I would be complaining about the number of videos. But you guys... Good Job. All your videos are fun and informative

[@Banana-Boi]

Why would you complain about the number of vids.

[@descendng]

"Galactic Cannibalism" sounds like a great name for a metal band.

[@jaylinmercer5626]

Osprey Sounds like a “rings of Saturn” song lol

[@user-ej3ts3kx7z]

"I came here to fart" 😂😂😂😂 I died there

[@JeffreyBoles]

"Each galaxy has 1-100 trillion stars." "Our own galaxy has 400 billion stars." What?

[@rushilrai]

Jeff Pearson Our Galaxy is really tiny

[@JeffreyBoles]

Rushil Rai I realize, but so are lots of galaxies. Point being, the minimum amount of stars for a galaxy should not be stated as 1 trillion stars, since that's incorrect.

[@Diya249]

maybe they meant from 1 star up to 100 trillion stars

[@erickjohnson7703]

This video was contradicting and confusing

[@user-ym1bs7om9e]

Jeff Pearson andromeda galaxy has 1 trillion stars

[@aayushparmar3482]

How can u make an awesome video in just 24hrs repeatedly?

[@petervis4222]

a big team? every group of people working on their own subject? he is just the voice over guy

[@goober7535]

also: low standards. this is full of mis-information. they are eschewing scientific explanations in lieu of half-assed explanations that allow the uninformed to believe whatever they want (ie: "OMG saturn's hexagon is a mystery!" when in reality the scientific consensus is that it is a persistent cloud pattern caused by weather patterns-- similar to jupiters red spot)

[@hkennemer1]

That is false, the "scientific consensus" about the cloud is only a theory as the only geometric shape naturally occurring in nature is the circle or sphere, all other shapes are created by a living animal

[@electiontimevoteon1396]

That's what make him sucfesful

[@ayushneekhar]

Humes McKenzie Jupiter's red spot is not a damn cloud formed by storms you idiot, it is a stork, if you ever read about it, it's gotten way smaller than what it used to be

[@NautiyalNautyMilansar]

There's always a chace of that some random aliens are watching us and binge watching our planet .

[@MinecraftVideoHunter]

*South Park intensifies*

[@dudefromnorth9410]

FUN AND FURIOUS What is fun about that is if they are watching over 6000000 lightyears away, they would see dinosaurs.

[@STEVEBILLYBOBold]

what?

[@dudefromnorth9410]

Ant Enthusiast Light year is distance that light travels in 1 year. Dinosaurs existed smt like 30-200 million years ago. So if we could teleport over 30 million lightyears in instant, then we would be able to see them because light that left earth back then has only traveled that far. Next time when you look at star remember some of them have alrdy died years ago so your looking to past. Sry for bad english

[@STEVEBILLYBOBold]

Don't think that is how it works I'm pretty sure. The only reason a dead star can still be seen is because its light is still there.

[@WerGerfragtHat69]

dude it has been like 2 weeks of daily uploads, keep up the great work :)

[@evolveproductions4216]

Love all your videos, you work so hard to upload so often. Keep it up!

[@bayareajokester9456]

I have a few things you might like to add: 1. Time Crystals 2. White holes (or the theory of it nonetheless) 3. The star that seemingly consumes it's own planet HD 240430 (Kronos) HD 240429 (Krios) Overall great episode, as always!

[@nathanielmathews2617]

Abyssinia Empire Time Crystals is more so about quantum physics/chemistry. It isn't about astronomy. Also white holes we completely understand, with the same math that has been used to describe white holes. White holes would actually essentially be a black hole going back in time, as for general/special relativity that is perfectly fine. The main issue with white holes existing is entropy; this means they are unstable and would only last a few seconds.

[@drtyslzy]

What the hell are time crystals?

[@WadcaWymiaru]

White Hole was explained: those are quassars or blazars :\

[@stephenmiller9009]

Władca Wymiaru i wasnt going to but i must ask, a month latee, have you realised how cringey it is to make a slanted emote while stating something that may or may not be true? Do you really think or expect that youre hurting someones feelings ? Seek therapy.

[@WadcaWymiaru]

No idea what you talk. Probably language barrier...

[@ataberkkarabag4308]

No more counting dollars, will be counting stars!

[@ryanc9586]

I feel like this is a song reference.

[@NothingRandom]

I’m going to die one day

[@samiyahshaikh]

@@ryanc9586 it is. The songs name is counting stars. It is amazing. You should hear it.

[@astronomicallybased545]

@@NothingRandom Same

[@aelux4179]

You guys always cover the most interesting topics I never thought I wanted so badly to know about.

[@SoumOrg]

*Real life lore* & *infographics show* released both of their videos together on mysterious things in universe today. *Mysterious*

[@arandompersonlol1202]

PLANET true dat

[@SoumOrg]

a random person lol could see a Collab

[@Pt.deepakdhyani6609]

Soum illuminati confirmed

[@flatmarssociety4614]

Coincidence? i think not.

[@nichsulol4844]

@@arandompersonlol1202 space is fake created by person with superpower even omniscience realistic physics

[@ashleyking6743]

Great clip mate. Enjoyed every second

[@chadhenman8145]

The universe is starting to sound more and more like a comic book and I’m here for it.

[@ahmedmirza8069]

More Space Videos Please‼️ Absolutely Love This One!❤️

[@ElectraaaHearts]

“… and NASA was over the moon about this” *ba dum tss*

[@eliad6543]

lol

[@noneri]

I love all of your videos! Subscribed and ready to watch each and every one.

[@johankronlund8609]

Just love that you upload daily now!

[@ARBB1]

Just wanna correct something: There is an estimated 10 trillion galaxies on the observable. The age of Saturn's rings have been speculated to be 500 million years old, rather than 4.4 billion, because of new studies by the Cassini Probe. (Done before she fall in Saturn).

[@callumfisher9124]

Artur Renato B.B Yeah...plenty have people have speculated, doesn't mean they're true. Just because a more recent study has speculated 500 million doesn't mean 4.4 billion is wrong.

[@ARBB1]

If recent, more accurate and high-density data, and recents math proposes is 500 million yo, you use the HQ data instead of a older model. While yes, it might be wrong, the recent solution is more truthworthy.

[@rimuruuu4476]

Artur Renato B.B 4

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Let it be known dude has add after ads. Even verbal ads during every video.

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@@markmeadows7093 And? "Dude's" gotta eat.

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I love this channel please continue doing your thing

[@Yash-ns2pv]

The video was just amazing

[@outlander1924]

Very good video!! You should make more about space.

[@gianfrancotoledo4758]

"Can you count all the stars?" "No, I prefer counting dollars."

[@Ansh-fi8gy]

The supernova explosion witnessed in 1050 A.D. resulting in a Carb Nebula was so bright it was visible during the day and at night outshined the full moon.The great supernova was six times brighter than venus, it shone in daylight sky for several weeks, was visible at night for almost 2 years before disappearing from views.

[@zetharic1610]

Nope. Too far to affect earth chemically, biogically or physically. A visible light show is all our ancestors saw.

[@Ansh-fi8gy]

It didn't change any climate but it was very brighter than venus

[@mikastrae]

It's definitely a light show that I want to see.

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Not a single ad, thanks!

[@liwazamemon918]

Animation is great👍👍you should make more videos about space!! These kind of videos are really fascinating !!

[@MellyP1]

DO MORE OF THESE SPACE VIDEOS💯

[@animalodex7168]

I love how you always make videos but keep the same quality

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I lost count to how many times you uploaded daily. I'm liking it

[@TheInfographicsShow]

9 :)

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MR POE?!?!

[@defango]

You guys remember cicada3301? Well I honestly think you guys should cover how the past puzzles were solved, itd make a great and interesting episode (yes the old puzzles have been mostly solved)

[@kushagraasthana532]

Kudos to your graphics team, they look gorgeous

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New video everyday man!!..you are on🔥

[@manikn4585]

YES THIS IS WHAT YOU CALL GOOD CONTENT AFTER A LONG TIME

[@antizoom6855]

That asteroid could start life some where if it ever gets into a galaxy with the right requirements

[@jeremyg.7059]

I am learning this in science right now

[@jagjit17]

Nice video

[@umarsebyala9920]

Lovely, just lovely!

[@sky4004]

I don't know what year it was but, when I was a kid I remember seeing a saturn-like object in the sky and it was hiding behind the clouds. It was gigantic and its ring were amazing! Up until now I don't know if it was just my imagination way back when I was a kid but I believe that it trully happened because my other cousin actually remember that incident too.

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your voice is good enough bro why again narrating :-) ♥♥ i love your presentation and concept even your voice

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Best video in this channel

[@dadamrival2882]

What about the cold spot?

[@alwaysglackin565]

"No, I prefer counting dollars" I'm dead

[@pavaomarusic6051]

Semi informative...

[@lifesimulator3964]

Really love the thumbnail 😍

[@freshface2991]

"I prefer counting dollars" lol

[@harshjain6965]

Great video as always.... but the only thing is work on your audio😀😀

[@_grumpy_2669]

the infographic shows should be on TV

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Usually, I cant see your vídeos right when you upload them so I will consider myself part of the #3-HoursLateNotiGang

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[@blackattack1840]

I'm a big fan of funky shapes on other planets. Pluto's adorable heart for instance.

[@somykamble3077]

You were the best narrator ever

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Wow. Your so awesome.... 😊😊+1 sub

[@wareshubham]

thanx utube thanx infographic show

[@TheJadeFist]

@ 3:45 -It's called the particle horizon at the edge of observable universe. Beyond that point objects from our perspective are travelling away faster than speed light, not real velocity, but spacial expansion. Over such a distance that space is believed to be expanding and the more distance the more space between us and them expand. (I know worded this a little odd)

[@AndromedaKai]

I just wish I got to live in the time when we could explore all those mysteries for ourselves

[@randallbesch2424]

What's stopping you? 90% of the oceans are not explored. 90% of the brain's function is unknown. Go for it.

[@KadinTailor]

Pretty colours have me whipped

[@Jackt704]

Oh my God I keep trying to comprehend the entirety of space only realizing is gets even bigger making me feel light

[@MachineThatCreates]

Edge of the Universe? Dark force? I thought we just called it Infinity.

[@agariomad5567]

How are you uploading daily.

[@hamid5993]

Agario Mad he probably has a team to help him he is just the narrator

[@kapwns]

By cutting corners on research.

[@thelastkings1837]

There’s more than 1 person working on this channel. Wich makes it quite easy for them to upload daily

[@tylerk444]

You should have mentioned omicron-ceti (Mira). The star changes brightness through its lifetime. But great video.

[@dariengarcia6229]

This kind on videos always freak me out, makes me wonder about life and how insignificant we are

[@keith.U42]

I've been counting stars operator, all accounted for- Ordis

[@_LEONKING_]

Now I wish I could be alive by the time they reveal to us what exactly created the universe or how it came to be.

[@mosquito4440]

Is no one going to talk about the two planets talking to each other😂at 2:46

[@thelastkings1837]

Why would we

[@ace6897]

Ur a sick like casual narrator dude!

[@rydemk4168]

Like that counting stars refrence

[@desertwind9216]

Bootes Void, the Lion's Roar, and The Great Attractor should have definitely should've been mentioned in this video... And the creepy possible explanations... :D

[@venkateswara8491]

Lol the entire universe is smaller than my phone's screen

[@electiontimevoteon1396]

Make more of this videos

[@ArielL2312]

MORE SPACE VIDS PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@pranshuanand4560]

Do something about the falcon X!

[@umo3418]

Old Lady - "I just had a dream that you bought me a diamond ring" Old Man - "Go back to sleep and wear it" xD that had me laughing so hard

[@unimornnbr1]

At 2:56 nice editing

[@shivalatchmansingh1462]

Nice

[@maksklinec]

Lmaooo they named it dubstep and started dancing to it

[@peefjerky]

Okay so your channel is awesome. The Graphic Designing is thumbs up. Perfect information. I mean your channel lives up to it's name- "THE INFOGRAPHIC SHOW"

[@vany3454]

Preet Jha well it’s called that because it is an info graphic

[@unimornnbr1]

2:50 when the big bang happened things never stoped moving and now they are accelarating because of dark energy

[@iwantaseperateytaccount3305]

Could you please tell me what the song is at 1:20? It sounds really awesome!

[@ClaudiaHernandez-yk2pl]

Do one about saturn

[@richardbowman6227]

I love looking up at the stars on a clear winter's night it's mesmerising and still has me staring in aww at 34 and only leaves me with more unanswered questions I wish we had spaceships fast enough so we could go traveling to the ends of the universe and get us home in time for tea I would never been on earth just stoping in buy to refuel

[@takudzwamaunganidze9480]

Lovely video, should definitely keep making more. But the fire on the neanderthal scene was literally in the woman’s hair😅

[@chesco782]

Can u make one on the dark night satelite?

[@cartervanderzwart640]

I start to get anxiety but than realize ... wait I’ll be dead for said amount of time before that happens

[@julaihaidris7212]

5:42 the asteroid looks like some kind of MC80 cruiser from Star Wars

[@Hartleymolly]

the world will continue in a 1,000 years from now, that in itself is amazing to me. I don’t want to live forever, but I would love to see what discoveries the galaxy holds

[@martinhrubjak9625]

0:46, the transportation of energy began in stone age when they learned how to use fire as a hat

[@patriciapalmer1377]

My dryer socks. They've gotta be there, I've looked everywhere else.

[@adamdavenport8009]

I wanna more about that "hot ice" planet. How is that even possible?

[@noneri]

Interesting...

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Mystry behind infographic show

[@markcoleman374]

There's so much chemtrails I haven't seen starts in yrs. Poughkeepsie ny