Mind-blowing New Discoveries About the Milky Way Galaxy

[@Nethershaw]

GAIA is one of the most accomplished spacecraft of all time. An absolute champ. We've learned so much from it.

[@RiteMoEquations]

That's definitely true. It wasn't from NASA or an American-based institution either.

[@RoyCoffee-w5b]

A Galactic Bar, I’ll drink to that.

[@shawnsanborn2057]

Galactic moonshine anyone? Lol

[@VolkerHett]

@@shawnsanborn2057a pan galactic gargle blaster for me

[@shawnsanborn2057]

@@VolkerHett indeed.. but it may be your last drink!😵

[@wnkbp4897]

Now don't drink and drive captain or you'll crash your ship into a bar-n 🥴😅

[@stoborking]

Same

[@trollied]

Oh, I can never scroll past you. The smile. Gets me every time.

[@clayday5299]

lmao

[@A.G.P.115]

Flirt!

[@dosesandmimoses]

Shout out to all the analysts and researchers- and producers and Antov.. thank you for all your hard work! Pattern recognition and collaboration is the process.. abd you all are the process! Gratitude.. the sound of harmony

[@mapsofbeing5937]

the dude has been pushing inflation cosmology the entire time, he's been working against cosmological magnetism awareness, not for it

[@KnightspaceORG]

@@mapsofbeing5937 You mean that he is pushing real science.

[@noahprice371]

Antov Petron

[@dosesandmimoses]

@@mapsofbeing5937 I was acknowledging the work of the people who produce the results of all the data used .. I also understand the work and time it takes to produce and make these videos.. so I was not necessarily agreeing or disagreeing with the topic .. merely saying thank you for those that spend their time sharing their opinion. I also appreciate a variety of perspectives so that I can draw my conclusions.. so that is what I was saying. Maybe I am misunderstanding what you are saying.. would you mind clarifying please?

[@dosesandmimoses]

@@mapsofbeing5937 also, how is cosmology inflation “against “ magnetism “.. and if he has been working against it, then why is he providing new evidence showing it? Just curious

[@George-rk7ts]

So much cool stuff in a single video. And so clear, too. Thank you, wonderful person.

[@ili_711]

I prefer entity

[@mechez774]

The light gets polarized due to dust interaction with the magnetic fields in which the dust tends to orient in specific directions. Then when the light hits it, one polarization component of the light (usually parallel to the long axis of the dust grains) is absorbed more than the other. This preferential absorption is called dichroism and results in the transmitted light being polarized.

[@Member3285]

Anton, just a comment to say thanks. You are great. Keep up the wonderful work.

[@stevepayne3094]

Those are all pretty mind blowing! I'm fascinated by the eRosita bubbles being linked to the galactic bar. I can't wait till we learn more.

[@amberino4240]

Wow! Every time I'm just blown away at the progress we make with our self education as a species! And how you manage to absorb, understand and communicate it all so clearly and consistently! You're the real star Anton :) thank you for existing in this amazing time 💖

[@mapsofbeing5937]

we didn't make any progress here, that's been obvious for over 10 years if not 20, the inflation cultists just can't deny it anymore, they've been holding physics back long enough

[@WSJoey]

Nice brown nosing. 👌👏👏👏

[@greyowl3787]

I remember Fraser Cain saying once: “whenever there’s a mystery in astronomy, it always ends up being dust or magnetic fields.” Well there you go, more magnetic fields. And how much do those fields influence galaxy formation and evolution ? It’s probably screwing up the maths badly, but it deserves to be studied much more extensively.

[@julianBTC21]

I agree. There almost seems to be an active reticence against exploring the role of magnetic fields in astronomical observations. It’s like they’re totally ignoring Tesla’s maxim that to understand the universe, you have to think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration.

[@markmcd2780]

They can't really get too in depth on magnetic fields because it almost axiomatically leads directly to electrical ideas & electric universe hovers there waiting for people to notice & Das ist verboten!😃

[@pmboston]

Well, science needs extension through technology, so really the study you desire had to wait on Gaia for this phenomena to be revealed so that it could be studied. I was more impressed by the extreme age of so many stars in the arms of the galaxy. Info rich video. Again.

[@alevans51]

At first you had my curiosity, but now you have my undivided attention. Thank You !

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

One of us. One of us. One of us.

[@7amianAkaDame]

​@@michaelccopelandsr7120facts

[@jimcurtis9052]

Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. ✌️😊

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

Much obliged, Anton.

[@CrazedDaized]

Amazing video as always! So interesting 😊

[@Mr.Benson]

"it's about time we talked about the Milky Way Galaxy" Hey Anton took my favorite pickup line!

[@feralbluee]

Good one! It would work for me!! :)☀️🫧☄️✨🌷🌱

[@Mr.Benson]

@@feralbluee LOL 😆

[@catsdrooltoo]

Thank you for the information Anton!

[@7amianAkaDame]

Much love man, such a great channel with daily mind blowing concepts/facts that are easily explained by the one and only Anton.

[@yvonnemiezis5199]

Exciting discoveries, thanks Anton 👍

[@tinathelasttwenty1249]

My favorite time of day, Anton time 🤟

[@yomogami4561]

thanks for the information anton look forward to further results and discoveries in future videos

[@robertfindley921]

Love this sort of stuff! Smart people solving complex problems from lightyears away!

[@jensonee]

entertainment and information, great education tools. Thanks Anton.

[@raftastrock]

So much news! Thank you, Anton!

[@siliconcowboy2010]

Wow!! So much new information here!!!

[@onenewworldmonkey]

A three legged dog walks into a galactic bar and says "I'm lookin for the martian who shot my pa".

[@Kayenne54]

0:36 Your wings are amazing. Well done, Anton. 🙂 12:27 You have collated an amazing range of images! This one looks like blood plasma going in and out of a cell wall...kind of. This is a very big update. Wow.

[@chriswalker4923]

Thanks!

[@markmcd2780]

Just curious - are we ready to talk about Electric Universe ideas yet? You can literally see the mag fields associated with star formation here. Or does someone have a way of producing these ubiquitous & huge magnetic fields that does NOT involves electric sources? There are vast ions streams that Anton has shown in previous videos & ionised clouds etc. both in & between galaxies. At what point do we say, denial is no longer a valid position to hold? The Great Wave - IIRC the solar system is also 'waving' as it travels around the disk, alternating above & below the galactic ecliptic. Also there's the Radcliffe Wave, nearby to our stellar arm. A 'ripple' circa 9k ly long (so far - more obs needed) so the Wave would seem to be an ongoing effect. (Edit: Ahh, Anton mentions the Radcliffe)

[@jameshall1300]

EU just doesn't work. I'm sorry your pet pseudoscience isn't taken seriously, but there's plenty of reasons and evidence for why it isn't. You can't explain anything except very isolated things using only EM forces.

[@swedmiroswedmiro1352]

Nope. Electric universe has no scientific papers written. There has been no research, just books with vague language sold to people that does not have a grip on how do do scientific analysis.

[@russellbarndt6579]

You know , there is so many outer space discoverys that I would have had little chance of understanding without you my good sir

[@garywhite2050]

SO MUCH INFORMATION!

[@ThexBorg]

Thanks Anton

[@OptimusGnarkill]

When crazy smile Anton is in the thumbnail, you know the video is going to be epic.

[@saltynadsack2723]

So these outbursts at the end of the galactic bars are what make the arms. That makes so much sense when you look at a spiral galaxy!

[@MCsCreations]

Fascinating!

[@mscir]

Really cool! Looking forward to what the compuer modeling comes up with.

[@mandygershon8603]

Great video -- thanks Anton!

[@Puketapu]

Anton is terrific. I ordered my second Wonderful Person Tshirt

[@markonfilms]

The doors continue to open wide! I love this because it just shows we will continue to explore and learn, and even if we somehow figure it out, then we can just create new things to figure out. :)

[@armchairgravy8224]

Galactic bar magnets. Wild.

[@nilshibyhansen1969]

Surfing with Anton on great waves. 😊

[@Gkitchens1]

You know the problem with depending I. Light passing through a gas to be analyzed? If it passes through two different gases there are more than one wavelength of light absorbed, giving off false signals. Especially when you consider light could be passing through a thousand different mediums on the way to us all significantly obscuring the original source and details about the passage as a whole.

[@jameshall1300]

@@Gkitchens1 wow, I'm sure they've never thought of that before or bothered to come up with ways to account for that. Oh wait, they have.

[@javimt4232]

Anton, your posts are absolutely outstandig!

[@JAY.ARE47]

Hello wonderful Anton!

[@KACn5582]

I see "over caffeinated" Anton is back for his thumbnail.

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

🎶"We've only just begun..."🎶

[@AgentMercer]

The video: “cool space fact’s” The thumbnail: “i will eat your liver, your kidneys, your spleen, your eyes-“

[@damonforbes8824]

Hello wonderful Anton

[@GadZookz]

The Milky Way isn’t the only way but is our way!👍🏼

[@bobinthewest8559]

27 million years? Sweet… can’t wait 😊

[@hektor6766]

Literally.

[@freehat2722]

So the magnetic field makes a "HALO" around the galaxy? I've heard that somewhere...

[@philliusphoggwick8299]

Hello wonderful Anton, remember to take holidays.

[@DOMIN10N]

I love you Anton

[@mauricio-wq5lu]

The milky way is more interesting than any SCI-FI show.

[@philochristos]

That's some pretty cool information, Anton.

[@Jokers_Yugioh666]

We should be checking blackholes! 👍👍 cool find Anton!

[@kellenfurter]

You're looking rather skibbidy in your thumbnail. 😂😂 ❤

[@englishcitystone1663]

I love Antons quizzical expression on the tagline photo

[@KennyFromPhilly]

Hey Anton! Hope all is going well with you. Please consider a long format version of the Milky Way Galaxy - like the compilation videos you put out toward the end of the year, thanks! Long time viewer & supporter, Kenny from Philly

[@aresaurelian]

Ponder a galaxy moving at 51% the speed of light through space, colliding with another galaxy moving in the opposite direction at 51% the speed of light. What would the effect be on space between the stars crossing each other? What would be the result of a rare direct hit between two massive stars, with the combine energy 102% the speed of light? If our sun was in one of those galaxies, and a star passed through our solar system, what would we see? I mean, it would be moving faster than lightspeed, literally. We know the energy scaling laws, right?

[@interstellarsurfer]

I would wager the radiation from gas molecules colliding would vaporize most of both galaxies.

[@AwfulnewsFM]

it would look like their relative velocites add up to 1.02c from your frame of reference, assuming you are an outside observer sitting in intergalactic space and the original velocities are measures from your frame of reference. but from the frame of reference of either galaxy the other would not be moving at 1.02c, it would be smaller than c, these are the types of subtleties which we need to keep in mind when discussing these things.

[@lasarith2]

No, they would both hit each other with 51% of the energy ( needed for that velocity) that is if the stars actually managed to hit each other in the first place .

[@lasarith2]

Plus you need to remember that it would be over a distance of 7+ billion lightyears for 0.51C and the galaxy’s themselves would only be moving as fast as the local mega parsec .

[@mikeuk666]

You do know how much nothing is between those stars dont you?

[@oldbag3043]

Those magnetic fields would make good tram lines for the right engine 👍

[@Flesh_Wizard]

What the hell are you powering?💀

[@oldbag3043]

@@Flesh_Wizard just a large electromagnet with reverse polarity depending on which way you wanted to follow the field 👍

[@yerkeruiter]

That bar in the center **almost** seems to behave like a stir bar chemists use. I wouldn't be surprised if those waves came from the bar instead of a merger/collision.

[@stefaniasmanio5857]

Wow! This is a pre Christmas gift! 😮thank you Anton! ❤❤❤❤ so we are toddlers playing with grandparents… 😂😂😂

[@Kaimelar8]

Great one Anton! Electric galaxy, electric Universe!

[@sirensynapse5603]

Electro-magnetic! Can't have one without the other. Your daddy and your mother!

[@ThePowerLover]

More like plasma cosmology.

[@Karsten-cc5ws]

Ah, the usual electric universe nonsense. ^^

[@jameshall1300]

@@Kaimelar8 god you EU fanboys are tiring. Quit lapping up everything those grifters tell you and learn some actual science.

[@Kaimelar8]

@@jameshall1300 xD keep lapping up the dark science. Astronomers have to be the only scientists to claim they don't understand 95% of what's going on (dark matter + dark energy) yet they make predictions of what happens in billions of years, LOL

[@kitwest61]

Just enjoyed my daily mind clearing curtesy of Anton.

[@chadriffs]

This seems to add mass to the Electric Universe theory guys, and I'd like to see a video on your take of that theory, pretty please with sugar on top!

[@7amianAkaDame]

I'd pay money to watch that

[@tobytoxd]

I'm thinking exactly that since the first articles of the Max Planck Institute about magnetism on the galactic scale years ago. This here adds tremendously.

[@jackmcghie1327]

We have a way to go yet. He does not even use the P word........plasma.

[@Jazzufication]

I would differentiate these ideas from those which collectively fall under the plasma/electric universe theory personally. While the consensus is that gravity is the dominant force at galactic scales, I don't think any serious scientist doubts that the fairly well documented magnetic properties of the milky way also play a part.

[@chadriffs]

@@Jazzufication I would have to disagree with your view in that the cosmic web has effects similar to what we call gravity locally, and we know very little of the magnetic forces in our solar system and this most recent study proves it.

[@Mrguypersonmandudebro]

Another banger 💪 GJ Anton. You rock 🤘

[@garretteckhart8079]

Thank you.

[@TheHappyhorus]

Hello 👋 Anton!

[@tjmozdzen]

So maybe the magnetic fields can be the reason for the galactic velocity curves not falling off as 1/R ?

[@stephenkarloff4235]

That has been a thought of mine as well. Need to completely rule out magnetism before assuming never seen before dark matter.

[@jameshall1300]

​​@@stephenkarloff4235 no, you don't. Magnetism would act differently on charged particles versus neutral charge gas, which we don't see when examining galactic rotation rates. This stuff isn't that hard. Quit trying to make EU work.

[@stephenkarloff4235]

@@jameshall1300​​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠nearly all baryonic mass is ionized plasma which is effected strongly by magnetic fields and represent nearly all galactic mass. If it is moving it will pull nearly all gravitationally influence mass, including neutral hydrogen, with it.

[@Tstopmotion]

The image at 6:37 shows the filaments intersect the galaxy at the star forming regions, but the causation seems likely to be in reverse. The magnetic field is caused by central activity or overall magnetism of the galaxy, and where its filaments hit the galactic disk, cause stars to form.

[@darylbrown8834]

Sometimes effects can be there own causes.

[@Morristown337]

I bet during the image at 11 minutes 18 seconds in. That the "star arrow movement direction" slowly drags to point to the center of the huge galactic magnetic center bulge. The spinning "waves" like push those arrows back out away from the center when it hits the stars and likely prevents us outer star systems from falling to center and maintaining what looks like an orbit. The weaker the waves the less wide the galaxy?

[@Fred-x6z]

I don't understand half this stuff on this site, but I really love learning and having it explained!

[@feralbluee]

This was terrific. I did catch a few overall images, but there’s much i do not understand. (not intuitive for me at all, so i’m working in it :) I have to listen again. Thanks Anton, sweetie. Between you and and Sabine Hoffstedder, i may actually begin to “get” physics. Have a great day :) ☀️🫧🌓〰️☄️✨💙🌷🌱

[@neps4th]

Spectacular, Anton !

[@bobjackson6669]

This video was GREAT! I'm sending it too my grandchildren.

[@TerryCheever]

Thanks Anton, you never fail in teaching me new complex stuff in an understandable manner. No pushy arrogance like Tyson does, just the facts in a clear and understandable way, thanks.

[@alexanderhurlburt8280]

It's "waves" all the way down

[@jemhoare2105]

Great video Anton!

[@ukestudio3002]

TMI ..thank goodness..and you Anton .! 👍🏽

[@aoofmg6684]

Glad its extraterrestrial. So Düsseldorf still has the longest bar in the world

[@abrahamsimonramirez2933]

Trick question: What is the galaxy with the most bars 😂? Milky-way: Yes

[@leicestersq1]

Is there a Twix galaxy?

[@michaellamb134]

Had a little chuckle at the thumbnail Anton. That smile is beaming brighter than the North Star!

[@alex79suited]

What ya got, Anton. Peace ✌️ 😎. Always great content.

[@argotanza2447]

Anton, new research shows we are part of the Sagittarius dwarf galaxy. Colliding with the milky way. Facts.

[@whitneymacdonald4396]

Though I'm no astrophysicist, I'm interested in these discoveries. Thanks for preparing this material in a way laymen can understand.

[@darylbrown8834]

Want to see what the magnetic field looks like? Watch videos from Mike Palazzola on transparent ferro liquid.

[@JSTRM4N]

I've discovered the Milkyway is much better than a Snicker. Oh, the galaxy, ok. Much to find out still, great video!

[@scottymoondogjakubin4766]

I have a feeling we would know more about millions of other galaxies than our own !

[@physicswithpark3r-x3x]

in certain respects that is true, just like it is easier to make a bed when you are not lying in it

[@raymondrhudy8681]

Sounds like an electric universe.

[@jimmyjones9885]

Not a huge fan of those recent thumbnail "experiments". Just some feedback, stay wonderful.

[@stargazer5784]

Well Anton, you've produced another excellent video, as well as attracting an inordinate number of kooks. Thx.

[@Odihmantich]

when Anton says “and this tells us something about our Galaxy we’ve never known before” he seriously underestimates how much I don’t know about all this stuff)

[@MrTuneslol]

Could these massive magnetic fields affect the dark matter calculations? Could those filament have some structural functions akin to microtubules inside a cell? Could they potentially be holding galaxies together with their magnetic fields? Or could the galaxies somehow keep themselves together somewhat through some other magnetic influence?

[@DomingosCJM]

I would say that all those magnetic fields turn dark matter and dark energy unnecessary since electromagnetism is 10^32 times more powerful than gravity.

[@BackYardScience2000]

​@@DomingosCJM🤣🤣🤣

[@DomingosCJM]

@@BackYardScience2000 In reality, I am the one who is laughing at those who in the past considered that electromagnetism had no influence on space.

[@physicswithpark3r-x3x]

@@DomingosCJM "those who in the past considered that electromagnetism had no influence on space" never existed except in the imagination of EU-type folks; electromagnetism has always been central to astronomy and cosmology

[@DomingosCJM]

@@physicswithpark3r-x3x Einstein neglected electromagnetism because of perfect vacum in space. Go learn more.

[@BriarLeaf00]

Hey Anton, I appreciate giving us a teaser for future vids, very much looking forward to new vids about the Milky Way. Also, since the Sol system is so far out on the galactic plane, to what extent does dark matter, according to the math, keep our solar system in place as regards the galactic plane. If I understand it correctly, without dark matter our solar system should have been ejected into the void without the presence of DM. But perhaps I have some gaps in my understanding.

[@eromod]

When they say that gravity is infinite in black holes, they mean the magnet scaled that much..

[@adnandada7458]

Dear Anton, I hope you research the concept of the electric universe and do a video on that. As this clip of yours seems to point in that direction.

[@swedmiroswedmiro1352]

@@adnandada7458 can you refer me to some scientific papers on it? Actual, peer reviewed papers with methodology, description of data sources, a chapter on bias risks and a bonified hyphothesies that is tested in it.

[@gravitonthongs1363]

Anton has debunked EU several times already

[@BluntTrauma621]

What, it's a Snickers? Smirk. ;) Love your content, Anton.

[@thomasgeorgecastleberry6918]

My mind was blown over 22 years ago, for reason I can't explain! Magnetic fields, I guess if Flash Gordon carried a compass on the adventures he would;d have known all about this.

[@Floxflow]

Theories in the Electric Universe has known things like this for decades

[@physicswithpark3r-x3x]

it hasn't

[@jameshall1300]

@@Floxflow EU isn't a theory. It's a failed hypothesis that no one takes seriously anymore. Just because it has a couple things mixed in that are actually true doesn't make it less of a joke. The best grifts always have a tiny bit of truth to draw in the ignorant.

[@MikkellTheImmortal]

As a fellow scientist that ingests as much as I can, I'm pretty hard to surprise. This whole video surprised me. Life was already going on earth during the last galactic collision. My mind is thoroughly blown.

[@michaelhooper6227]

Anton look like he hitting galaxy gas on the thumbnail