Anton your videos are basically like crack to me now. I was always facinated about our world but could never do any proper research but you my friend, you have a beautiful gift. Have a good day wonderful person
I am always amazed by the continuing advancements in space exploration. I cannot wait to see what happens when they finally map out the entire universe and what mysteries will be revealed to us. 😊
Shows space itself has atmospheric gasses lighting up the space as mass in space. You can see the cobwebs of dust attraction of magnetic fields bonding together. The weakest point of repulsion is heat occupied space. Refraction of reflection bouncing off mass lighting up the path of refraction.
I’ve been on this exotic vacuum objects kick here lately that Ken shoulders guy seems to be something special he patented his drones back in the 70’s. Interesting story it seems has an archive in Pennsylvania.
I wonder how its data will compare with data from the ground-based dragonfly telescopes. It might find interesting new details in the cosmic web. It should see lots of individual stars, distant planetary nebula in the filaments that are far beyond the capabilities of dragonfly.
@1:36 there is no "stable gravitational point" in reality, it is only stable by definition because every measurement ever taken of gravity on and around earth always varied, so they (the college in england or something) fixed the definition of gravity to make it always the same, even though it isnt.
This may sound dumb but I was wondering if it’s at all feasible to turn the moon into a sort of Death Star to intercept asteroids/meteorites or potential hostile life as well as a base and jump point to the colonization of Mars? Could we mine it, build and keep going till it’s eventually hollowed out and replaced in the center with some form of energy/gravitational energy core or other tech?
Lmao it would be sick if there were pockets of the universe where the average temperature of space itself was a cool 0-100 degree Fahrenheit and we could have entire asteroid fields teeming with space life.
No currently existing observations suggest this. As we understand the universe right now, space will expand forever until it gets too cold to sustain life, then universal heat death will happen.
The great filter would be the thing that makes our civilization so rare, if we are indeed so rare. It would be the thing that prevents life from reaching the point of advanced civilization on most other planets. It could be our massive moon, or plate tectonics or something else that the vast majority of other planets are lacking. We don’t yet know what the great filter might be or even if there is a great filter at all, are we really that rare? We don’t yet know.
We are going to be able to use AI to run simulations of our universe and then will create the exact same phenomena that we call our universe within that simulation. Then the beings that exist there will wonder how they came into existence.
when you zoomed in there was black spots? is this just pieces that was not scanned correctly or is this something nasa did so we cant see whats there lol???
Così ho cercato di ravvivare la situazione in camera da letto con un costume da infermiera sexy. Ho scoperto che mio marito ha paura degli aghi. Chi l'avrebbe mai detto che un gioco di ruolo potesse essere pericoloso per la salute😻
Your videos are more than just entertainment, they are a journey into a world of beauty and wisdom. Thank you for your dedication!Your videos are always filled with deep meaning and emotion. Thank you for your creativity and effort!🍈🚁💦
Psalm 8:3-4. When I look at your heavens, the work of your fingers, the moon and the stars, which you have set in place, what is man that you are mindful of him, and the son of man that you care for him?
Splendid images. Brilliant presentation.
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Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. 👍😁🫡
Thank you Anton for getting us updated on the latest news !
Anton your videos are basically like crack to me now. I was always facinated about our world but could never do any proper research but you my friend, you have a beautiful gift.
Have a good day wonderful person
That deep blue clouds are so beautiful...
I am always amazed by the continuing advancements in space exploration. I cannot wait to see what happens when they finally map out the entire universe and what mysteries will be revealed to us. 😊
Can't wait for ever more accurate and detailed 3D maps of our universe! What an exciting time to be alive!
I appreciate your videos thanks Anton
The detail in the released mosaic is awe inspiring.
Your regular wonderful expression, or overly exaggerated faces, doesn’t matter. Same wonderful content. Do whatever makes you happy.
No dark or black science here, this is good pure science that may one day save humankind this seems to be where hope is.
Every possible line of sight surely has something to discover.
Shows space itself has atmospheric gasses lighting up the space as mass in space. You can see the cobwebs of dust attraction of magnetic fields bonding together. The weakest point of repulsion is heat occupied space. Refraction of reflection bouncing off mass lighting up the path of refraction.
I really appreciate your passion for creating quality content. Your videos are always full of energy and inspiration!⚡️😹😨
Thanks!
Brilliant stuff!
Mind blown
The golden age of astronomy keeps getting better and better, pretty much the past 100 years.
I’ve been on this exotic vacuum objects kick here lately that Ken shoulders guy seems to be something special he patented his drones back in the 70’s. Interesting story it seems has an archive in Pennsylvania.
That's a pretty cool telescope.
Love your vids, good sir!
Nice!
Deep field? Yes please
That is a vast sea of displacement and expansion
Amazed
I wonder how its data will compare with data from the ground-based dragonfly telescopes. It might find interesting new details in the cosmic web. It should see lots of individual stars, distant planetary nebula in the filaments that are far beyond the capabilities of dragonfly.
I prefer this thumbnail 👍🏼
I search kepler random number and found plenty of earth like planets
@1:36 there is no "stable gravitational point" in reality, it is only stable by definition because every measurement ever taken of gravity on and around earth always varied, so they (the college in england or something) fixed the definition of gravity to make it always the same, even though it isnt.
WOW,that telescope is so super sharp that i could see my alternate self flying in a mini coupe super sonic spacecraft!.😂
At the end of the day, this telescope could be more important than JWST but they complement one another very well. 👍👍
No thank you no no thank you 😂
@@patrickday4206 Better than having a bitter scientific rivalry like the the renown Nobel Lorries Dr. Boris Karloff and Dr. Bela Lugosi. 😇
"I'm gonna go get the papers, get the papers."
This may sound dumb but I was wondering if it’s at all feasible to turn the moon into a sort of Death Star to intercept asteroids/meteorites or potential hostile life as well as a base and jump point to the colonization of Mars? Could we mine it, build and keep going till it’s eventually hollowed out and replaced in the center with some form of energy/gravitational energy core or other tech?
Siiiickkk!!!!!!
Whats up with the cut out/black regions in the mosaic?
Lmao it would be sick if there were pockets of the universe where the average temperature of space itself was a cool 0-100 degree Fahrenheit and we could have entire asteroid fields teeming with space life.
I saw a report from an astronomical study that said the universe has stopped expanding.
No currently existing observations suggest this. As we understand the universe right now, space will expand forever until it gets too cold to sustain life, then universal heat death will happen.
Is this stronger than the Webb?
Life gets easier when you stop counting…
Exactly, that’s what AI is for.
But what about those dark rectangles?
Optical light dreams
Why there are some hole in the big picture ?
Still asking what is the great Filter?
The great filter would be the thing that makes our civilization so rare, if we are indeed so rare. It would be the thing that prevents life from reaching the point of advanced civilization on most other planets. It could be our massive moon, or plate tectonics or something else that the vast majority of other planets are lacking. We don’t yet know what the great filter might be or even if there is a great filter at all, are we really that rare? We don’t yet know.
It's a napkin for the great sneeze that made the universe 😂😂
Moog 4-pole lowpass
Uscire con i trentenni è come cercare un ago in un pagliaio, ma il pagliaio è fatto di cartoni della pizza💋
Object class: Euclid
they wont be able to build an accurate map of the universe until they take Halton Arp's work into consideration
We are going to be able to use AI to run simulations of our universe and then will create the exact same phenomena that we call our universe within that simulation. Then the beings that exist there will wonder how they came into existence.
Each of your videos is a little piece of magic. Keep inspiring us with your creations!🍗📸😜
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when you zoomed in there was black spots? is this just pieces that was not scanned correctly or is this something nasa did so we cant see whats there lol???
NASA is not involved in this. This is a ESA telescope & mission.
Così ho cercato di ravvivare la situazione in camera da letto con un costume da infermiera sexy. Ho scoperto che mio marito ha paura degli aghi. Chi l'avrebbe mai detto che un gioco di ruolo potesse essere pericoloso per la salute😻
Wormholes completly fit dark matter observations
Your videos are more than just entertainment, they are a journey into a world of beauty and wisdom. Thank you for your dedication!Your videos are always filled with deep meaning and emotion. Thank you for your creativity and effort!🍈🚁💦
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Psalm 8:3-4. When I look at your heavens, the work of your fingers, the moon and the stars, which you have set in place, what is man that you are mindful of him, and the son of man that you care for him?
@@izDankwhat makes you think it’s a bot? it’s relevant poetry
Religion ruins everything
@@zuckdaddy1596 "poetry" 🤡
Religion can be pretty and all but just like fantasy believing in it is when the problem starts
@@mateusnicolinibezerra9757.. you really haven't a clue as to how the heavens work, so stop pretending to.
Not worried about the quest to find dark matter much 🫣
Your videos are a treasure trove of knowledge and wisdom. Thank you for your willingness to share your knowledge and experience!⌚️🏠🟤