What is Hiding in the Large Magellanic Clouds? Featuring Dr. Anna Mcleod

In a remarkable discovery, astronomers have found......
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"In a remarkable discovery, astronomers have found a disc around a young star in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a galaxy neighboring ours. It’s the first time such a disc, identical to those forming planets in our own Milky Way, has ever been found outside our galaxy. The new observations reveal a massive young star, growing and accreting matter from its surroundings and forming a rotating disc. The detection was made using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) in Chile, in which the European Southern Observatory (ESO) is a partner."
Dr. ANNA MCLEOD is an associate professor, at the CENTRE FOR EXTRAGALACTIC ASTRONOMY, DURHAM UNIVERSITY.
Dr. Mcleod’s main research interest is feedback from massive stars, and the key question she is trying to answer is: how exactly do massive stars influence their environment? Dr. McLeod uses data from so-called integral field spectrographs like MUSE or KMOS on the Very Large Telescope in Chile for her work.
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[@simonklein4687]

I'm happy that this time you don't have the same guest as Fraser Cain. You two gentlemen (along with Anton Petrov) keep me so up to date that I have to frown with disgust whenever I see other space "news." You just keep the bar so unbelievably, mind-bogglingly high.

[@rwm1980]

Yeah inkist to those two also just deleted the German lady because she is demanding payment for her videos. Sorry she's not that awesome that I will pay for her to batch about science.

[@MrTaxiRob]

...but she's an actual scientist @@rwm1980

[@faheyplayer]

Don’t you just love science without a trace of curiosity toward the edges of knowledge? Yeah, I hate it.

[@faheyplayer]

By the same token, don’t you just hate it when the call is out that scientists don’t know anything. Both impulses piss me off.

[@bennettste]

Event Horizon just got a credit on the Prime Time tv show on Irish TV. Avi Lobe was a talking also.

[@EventHorizonShow]

They reached out to us earlier this week, very excited to be on in Ireland!

[@kevinwhorgan]

Great stuff

[@cinemusicberlin]

Avi Loeb is a fraud, and I hope he'll never be on Event Horizon again.

[@76rjackson]

Congrats!

[@stevenkrasner5532]

Irish TV, I will have a drink to that...Cheers to John Michael O'Godier!

[@alaskansummertime]

From the Googly machine... "The Large Magellanic Cloud was a galaxy located in the universe within relative proximity to the Milky Way. It was James T. Kirk who first theorized that flying parasites discovered on Deneva may have came from "an entirely different galaxy," during the encounter there in 2267."

[@jamesharmer9293]

Obviously a reputable astronomical source that the machine was referring to there ...

[@alaskansummertime]

Just think if it turns out to be TRUE!!!@@jamesharmer9293

[@EventHorizonShow]

TIBERIUS!

[@rickb06]

​​@@EventHorizonShowYour audience appreciates what lengths you go to in order to bring us incredible content from absolutely incredible sources. Much LOVE! YOU ROCK SIR!

[@wayned803]

@@rickb06 lol but hearing JMG get all excited talking about this more-or-less mainstream science when there's all these wild UFO stories is like that scene from the Ghostbusters when Ray was going on about the "mass sponge migration" in the Library

[@lightmanek]

Excellent! New podcast is what I needed after long day at work. Thanks 🙂

[@ryang.5094]

Right?

[@gregkelly2145]

Great interview! My mind kept going back to my childhood in the '70s and watching Space Battleship Yamato (Starblazers) where they had to travel to the LMC and back in a year.

[@DavidEvans_dle]

Great interview as always JMG. All of your guest are deeply knowledgeable of their field. And as an interviewer - you're right their with them with the topic of discussion.

[@zapfanzapfan]

Mcleod? The Highlander 😉

[@andyoates8392]

There can be only one! 😁

[@ReptilianRichardRamirez]

Such an amazing classic,very underrated film imo.

[@smoogems]

I am Duncan McCloud of the clan McCloud!

[@stevencoardvenice]

That's MACleod. I'm Colin Macleod of the clan Macleod

[@stevencoardvenice]

Imagine if John had opened the interview with Highlander references on this lady. Like Ali G/ between 2 ferns/ Eric andre

[@crosscuts-tu2gp]

Both of you have beautiful voices, beautiful speech, musical like.

[@grayaj23]

Great guest and great interview.

[@babynautilus]

very cool how the lack of dust lets us see the star system grow! talk about good luck

[@EventHorizonShow]

Great catch.

[@hibbs1712]

Instant subscribe. What a great guest, THANK YOU DR. ANNA MCLEOD. JMG you promote some excellent conversation!! Awesome and thought provoking questions and answers.

[@EventHorizonShow]

Welcome aboard!

[@StrokeMyLovePump]

That's a good question, John.

[@anthonyalfredyorke1621]

Thanks Jon for another great guest & show. PEACE AND LOVE TO EVERYONE ❤❤.

[@timedeathe]

The reapers are hiding there

[@EventHorizonShow]

😮

[@V3NQM69]

Pretty sure that's not where my mother in law lives

[@u.v.s.5583]

@@V3NQM69 We may infer facts about other reapers by observing your mother in law!

[@V3NQM69]

@@u.v.s.5583 I voluntarily submit her into your research program. I'll send you her address if you promise to pick her up. Do we have a deal? (no returns accepted)

[@gonlaserna]

Beautiful episode! I love the Magellanic Clouds, being an southern hemisphere astro photographer it makes sense! Thanks for this! 🫶🏽✨🌀

[@animistchannel]

Fascinating stuff! Still, 6000au?! When she said (even for) B-type accretion disk, I was thinking a few dozen AU, but 6000 is soooo much. That's an observable accumulation out to the equivalent of our oort cloud swirling away. It shows how little of the proportion of stuff goes into actually coagulating into a star before the rest gets blown off to find a home elsewhere. Nature on large scales is so rich, it really doesn't have to be efficient to create wonders.

[@blakeb9964]

Yes! Really goes to show how much of everything in space gets scattered around. Very conducive to panspermia.

[@monsterinhead214]

"Nature on large scales is so rich, it really doesn't have to be efficient to create wonders." -- This is also what draws me in for these astronomy talks. The wonders.

[@animistchannel]

@@monsterinhead214 Agreed, and in another way, it also speaks to just how early in the process we still are as a civilization. This whole planet is like the little yolk of an egg, rich in the obvious nutrients but tiny after all; and if this civilization can hatch out of it, there are vast landscapes to explore and inhabit in the wide worlds beyond :)

[@stankythecat6735]

I’m bringing my huge telescope to Jose Ignacio in Uruguay this January for some class 1 dark skies this January. I can’t wait

[@stevencoardvenice]

Had to interrupt my viewing of the Okuda interview on shuttlepod to put this on

[@charlescook5542]

20:00 the star forming regions look similar even though the galaxies are different, kinda like how all embryos look similar when they first form for different animals; we truly are starstuff in another way than just our make up

[@ThexBorg]

Here's a thought... Once a star forms in a dust disc, depending on the level of magnetism radiating from the young star, attracts metallic material in the disc which then increases the gravity which attracts gas and dust to form rocky planets... Planets have their own magnetic fields from their metallic cores. Makes sense right?

[@u.v.s.5583]

In astronomy, metals do not necessary mean what we call metals in chemistry or physics.

[@ThexBorg]

@@u.v.s.5583 periodic table of metals. Supernova produce heavy elements including metal atoms including silver, gold, iron…tin mercury, lead, uranium…zinc… iron is magnetic.

[@amangogna68]

Great video and information !

[@robbabcock_]

Fascinating stuff!

[@mrrob7531]

She keeps saying “excellent question”. Well of course. You are talking to Mr. John and he doesn’t ask stupid questions.😊

[@LoveOfLam]

John is the greatest mind of our time and if rumours are true has an enormous wang

[@stevencoardvenice]

Magellanic Macleod

[@wordclock707]

It's always blown my mind that the Large Magellanic Cloud might be the remnant of a cannibalized galaxy that collided with The Milky Way billions of years ago.

[@EventHorizonShow]

Very cool.

[@rwm1980]

Connor McCloud

[@mrrob7531]

I freaking love this guy! His videos are amazing!

[@robinducul9967]

well you surely got some excellent questions

[@stevenkrasner5532]

JMG another excellent interview with another excellent interviewee. I would be looking at the LMC suspiciously if I could only see it here in the northern hemisphere.

[@AllTheUsernamesRUsed]

The LMC is the location of the Nanite Civilization known as the Grey Tempest. LMC is what is the other side of the L-Gates but we haven't expanded out enough yet until we start finding those.

[@AllTheUsernamesRUsed]

*Stellaris reference*

[@mrrob7531]

Wow I can’t believe that’s a star in a different galaxy. Other galaxies don’t feel real until you can actually you a star from there and know it’s so young.

[@genkidamatrunks6759]

Yes! Sounds like an episode on how and what the Quickening is, is in order ⚡️

[@petera6984]

I love eveything JMG... Accreting systems are like cakes in an oven, Ingredients, temperature, time. Low metal systems for angel food, Right up to the deliciously decadent Black Forest Gateau super-earth Yum!

[@tristanbackup2536]

Have to go to the outback here in Australia to see the space clouds. Even rural areas where I live I can barely see it, only extremely fately when you're not looking at directly.

[@alexczajka5623]

Large Magellanic Mcleod 🌌

[@hypock1]

the blue jet is obscured by the disk,and the red jet isn't- so the red jet is towards us and the blue jet is pointing away from us. but that makes no sense? shouldn't the blue jet always be facing towards us (Doppler)?

[@Minooka2004]

Hopefully it’s my missing second stimulus check

[@boba2783]

Question Does gravitational lensing accelerate the speed of light to the viewers perspective compared to someone who is looking at an object directly?

[@RockHoward]

Not in a significant way.

[@seanhewitt603]

Watching this presentation for the second time, and a question occurred to me, is the jwst looking at stellar nursery clouds to see the ignition moment of new stars?

[@jpeero]

you have fallen into the event horizon

[@procactus9109]

I was hoping to listen to this just before sleep.. but I can't bear to listen to her reverb :/

[@theorize999]

Your guest has an attractive voice

[@ronaldwhite1730]

thank you . ( 2023 / Dec / 18 )

[@kelsonlewis9252]

I am a simple click. I see man and I Event Horizon.

[@monsterinhead214]

The videos are larger on the inside than they are on the outside.

[@terryboyer1342]

🤞

[@DavidEvans_dle]

Is it me? Yet I notice a lot of Doctor have Aptronym. Is this a "house hold phenomena?"

[@monsterinhead214]

Doctor Who?

[@redcalx9568]

You can see dust in other galaxies yet can never get your acoustics rite on the planet you hear on! I dont get it.

[@mh22xv]

Nothing is “Hiding”

[@monsterinhead214]

Nothing *is* hiding.

[@stevencoardvenice]

Those clouds aint METAL baby!!! Too preppie

[@u.v.s.5583]

"Helium aint tru metal!"

[@stevencoardvenice]

@@u.v.s.5583 no metallicity there homie

[@mrrob7531]

How do massive stars influence their environment? Ummmm gravity?

[@EventHorizonShow]

More than that.

[@u.v.s.5583]

Radiation pressure, both electromagnetic and particulate.

[@MadMethod-qs1en]

So they found some ordinary natural phenomenon, but it’s - GASP - super far away? CRAZY. This is the kind deep astronomy cut only highly specialized scientists and hobbyists care about lol

[@EventHorizonShow]

Sir, we do the deepest of cuts on this show, it’s our thing.

[@wayned803]

@@EventHorizonShow even if it's deep science cuts instead of alien sensationalism, it's still great ASMR

[@ledarbyromeo9667]

Are you on a niche channel complaining about them covering niche topics? Do you go to a bank & point out that money is the focal point of the bank? So you expected something else? Humble thyself, pilgrim. It's KZbin.

[@MadMethod-qs1en]

@@ledarbyromeo9667 Chill, weirdo, my comment clearly wasn’t serious. Look up the word “facetious”.

[@sonarbangla8711]

These doesn't seem like science, more like money earning fictions.

[@miller2675]

I wish you were on Nebula.

[@EventHorizonShow]

Let nebula know that.

[@casualobserver5466]

Theres a fleet of star Destroyers in there👍🏼😉

[@spqr3955]

Aliens are flying around our planet in giant tic tacs. I’m pretty much focused solely on that right now.

[@wayned803]

C'mon, man, who cares about Tic Tac aliens invading earth when there's BIG CLOUDS OF DUST around some bullshit star in a bullshit galaxy????

[@V3NQM69]

At least they'll have a fresh smelling breath

[@johndonson1603]

@@wayned803 You wouldn’t have said that 4.5 billion years ago .

[@wayned803]

@@johndonson1603 and if YOU are insinuating that the solar system of which our divinely crafted earth is the center is older than 6,000 years, then I can only assume YOU must be one of those Tic Tac chariot demons sent to deceive us

[@DavidRDavidRoss]

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