Scientists Discovered the Collision That Created the Milky Way Galaxy
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2024
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Absolutely mind blowing. The size of the universe is incomprehensible.
Infinity tends to be that way. Scientists understand it mathematically but even they have a hard time conceptualizing it.
infinity is basically a recyclation of features that are inside a system but don't ask me on which bases the recyclation runs, also our universe is based on increasing entropy - everything divides and you can't bring anything to the original state of being - you can recycle it but it never will be "the same", f. e. you can smash an egg but you can't bring it to its original form but you can recycle it and maybe some million years ahead the egg will be a part of a new galaxy, literally (but in a different form), there is literally nothing in the universe that is a 100% copy of another thing, everything has a different form and different shape despite the fact all is a form of energy
recyclation is everywhere in space as well, just look at black holes, they're responsible for the recyclation of energy (everything is energy, mass as well, proof e=mc^2)
btw. increasing entropy is the reason why here is space and time ---> time is the reason why we are here and why we have consciousness and memory, memory is nothing else than the past so sorry no such thing as travelling back in time in our universe and why? because of increasing entropy
My problem with religion...So 200 billion galaxies known so far each with trillions of stars with as many planets... and then I am supposed to think any earth religion has merit in logic? Add to it their might be as endless universes.. religion is like an Ant saying he alone is made in gods image and the whole world was made for the ant.
@@davidwatson7919 there's probably some truth but what we're told is complete lies.
The size of the unobservable universe is "incomprehensible" the size of our observational universe is immense
I am glad you provide links to the papers on the topic you are covering, you would not believe the amount of channels that do not do this. This I believe sets your channel above the rest and helps a bunch of amateur astronomers like myself better understand the papers you include with your video.
Keep up the good work friend Anton.
Not all papers (actually not many at all) are free, most is behind a journal's paywall.
All of your videos are very interesting. Great vid
*No collision, no obstruction!*
Wait, I clicked the wrong video.
MAGA!
Was either driver drunk when the collision happened?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Fake news !
Make Our Galaxy Great Again (MOGGA)
Unintentional humour alert: at 10:00
"they maintain their shapes until the last moment."
the humour? That "moment" probably took 30 million years...
great video - cool stuff - keep up the good work, wonderful person.
:-)
Henry Warwick 💥
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Thank you Anton, for being a true scientist and prefacing the discussion with what we currently know AND DON'T know, so the audience better understands our current state of the art. If only print, cable or tv scientists did the same. Tyvm. Again, when a "youtuber" is superior to our curated sources.
I really like the "hello wonderfull person" intro, it really brightens my days
I love to watch simulations of galaxy collisions, they're very much like kinetic sculptures.
Agree, they are interesting and beautiful
Keep up the great work Anton. I have learned so much because of your work, and I'd like to thank you greatly because of that.
I love how what da math never involves math.
I love your videos Anton Petrov. I've been watching a bunch of them lately and was wondering anyone has done a paper on dark matter being micro black holes that you have talked about in another video. Thanks again for sharing all your knowledge my friend.
I always enjoy your videos! Keep up the great work!
Sir I appreciate you more everytime i watch
Man that background with the moving night sky is super trippy xD
I love it ;D
Anton,
Thank you for another wonderful and informative video.
It's so weird and so human to be appreciative and proud to be from our galaxy the milky way😂
I am learning so much from your content keep it up its amazing
TELL Anton we love him!!!!
This is probably why there are two black holes in the center of the galaxy.
I remember that video.
Again, Anton, mind blown! Thank you.
Very interesting. Thank you Anton.
thank you for an AWE-INSPIRING channel and also for all the wrk that's put into theese videos..wow.. Huge thanx for BLWING my Mind ...again:-)..keep 'em molecules a rollin:-)big thnx from denmark
Rock 'n' Roll is more than music with a 4/4 beat, with a backbeat, and with guitar or piano as lead; it is a way of being. You are Rock 'n' Roll, man!
Nice choice of vaporware with space. You should put more vaporwave of home in your videos
Thx 4 your work u put in your vids
Hahahaha... while you're too lazy to do the *tiny* bit of work required to write just one sentence using proper English.
Hello wonderful person, great graphics 😁😁
That's interesting. It shouldn't be surprising, though, that the Milky Way had at least one major collision in its history. Certainly, it's had any number of cannibalizing events with dwarf galaxies, including two that are ongoing at present.
Two questions for Anton:
1. When will the Magellanic Clouds be absorbed?
2. Under what conditions of spacing and radiation do stars exist in the bars of the Milky Way?
I'm not Anton but Number 1 is YES
@@justinus8608 I know. But when?
@@stevenpilling5318 In 2.4 billion Years or so
Hey Anton could you cover the largest galaxy we have discovered so far?
IC1101. He has 2 videos on it and you can check them out
Anton i love your videos
You are amazing. Thank you.
Makes sense there were lots of galactic collisions early, they were a lot closer together back then.
love ur videos!
your*
"The black holes were a little bit too massive. I need to make them smaller." --- ha, ha , I like that.
God often says that when he fails to create a universe.
Kind of reminds me of how I used to simulate demolition derbies with my hotwheels when I was a kid
Gulum Galaxy look suspicious to me chilling out there..while milky way and Andromeda get it on.
Gulum Galaxy doesn't exist.
And I wait for your smile at the end of each video yay
Thank you!
Black holes keeping shooting off and wrecking galaxies in USB
The past could be reveal by actual testimony or visual encounters, but I love science fiction. Love your videos, tbh very entertaining, unfortunately is impossible to look back and speculate . Computer models , that’s all is there.
Oooh wah ,Anton tell us MORE!!!😎
Why is it called Gaia-Enceladus?
galaxies fall apart a lot in universe sandbox, but i can't find pictures of real galaxies doing that
Would it have something to do with it not simulating dark matter perhaps?
@@ChrisReneP it happened a lot while it did have dark matter too
Hi Wonderful Anton, can you one day make a video about Bootes void
Keep up making great video's
The intro is similar to a DMT trip :D
Anton, when will you present us the full version of the closing theme?
I really need that Simulator.
Yous a genius 💪🏽
What's up wonderful person
Have you done a video on what we think happens when black holes collide?
This look is epic on you. Don't change it.
Hello beautiful Anton ! Our sun is as old as the collision: any link or just random ?
Hello wonderful person
Anton, could you simulate a direct impact of 2019OK and where it would have hit if I would have had -73 000 km in it's path?
And I always thought all the galaxies were heading away from one another.
How do star nurseries break up, allow stars to exit, and keep their individual stellar systems in tact?
You reckon there are any objects from Enceladus still "alive" in the Milky Way nowadays?
On other scientific channels they say very few stars would actually collide, and some would definitely stick around.
The photos of galaxies in the process of colliding are truly breath taking. Think about what's going on here: hundreds of billions of stars and planets are being ripped from their orbits and flung into space. How many life forms and civilizations were, are and will be destroyed?
What video are you using at 4:30? Is that your own simulation? Very interesting.
Feels like 14 billion years is 14 years in space, everything gets old but not space.
I think if you changed your travel speed for at least one of the galaxies your black holes would've played along a little nicer
So once we have merged with the Andromeda galaxy, how will the new super galaxy interact with all the other galaxies in the Virgo super cluster? Will they attract each other and form larger super galaxies? Another great video!
In 5 Billion Years Some weird Alien Species is gonna pop up and a Alien Anton is gonna make a video about how how a Collision Created Milkdramoda
Wasn't there some documentary or something saying the milky way is in fact still quite wobbled because of the last collision?
You are so fab! Will you do a video telling us more about you?❣️
Hello Anton. Are you going to discuss the near miss from yesterday of an asteroid?
Hi Anton,
I have gone through so many documents... as per these, all galaxies are formed bcoz of dark matter halo. But nowhere it is mentioned about contribution of central black hole towards building galaxy... could you please share your knowledge... obviously the life cycle of galaxy is still unclear
I think the milky way may be the vibration of the throat chakra, I might be wrong, but it is great to use the mind.
Milkdromeda that's what it should be called when the milky way mixed with that Andromeda Galaxy.
Why not Andromeda's Whey? lol.
@@manabouttongue I feel that Milkdromeda makes more of a cooler name.
If our galaxy combined from remnants 10 billion years ago, is our massive black hole at the center also the result of a big black hole merger? It reminds me of Theia. Earth's history also merged two objects- the earth and moon formed as a result. Just looking at some similarities, one might ask, Is there a rather big black hole, bigger than the other ones that definitely exist orbiting the center black hole of our galaxy, too?
When the Milky Way and Andromeda collide - That's State Farm
Hi Anton, I'm Freeman.
8:38 do it at light speed!
It's so weird that such simple material had all that was needed to code us
i am wondering about simple physics. Opposites attract. Is there a study showing density of dark vs light matter galactic collisions alluding to possible inert or dark matter being smaller but as dense as a light matter galaxy, and if so, is there a correlation between these collisions being balanced in terms of density vs size?
Wouldn't galaxies in the earlier universe be closer together, thus bumping into each other more often compared to now?
*Our galaxy has a peculiar SMBH. Our galaxy is in a relatively quiet area of the universe. Our solar system resides in the suburbs + isn't a binary formation. We have a bouncer named Jupiter. Awfully convenient how seemingly lucky we are to reside in such an area??? Not that I'm complaining (quite the opposite -- I'm very grateful).*
Hay anton I have a question. Do all galaxy rotate in the same anticlockwise direction? Could that indicate that the universe has magnetic poles? If its true that it has poles could our position be more easily plotted and could we use that to estimate the true size of the universe and determine if it infinite?
on topic of ripples and simple physics, how much more effect is represented by a rock and water? A stone with an attitude other than flat will produce smaller ripples than a stone with a flat attitude. What do not I understand?
Someday, all the galaxies in the Local Group will combine to form a giant elliptical that rivals IC 1101 in size.
If the universe is expanding....and everything is moving outward at a constant since the big bang.... How could galaxys possibly collide?
gravitational point of no escape
Yeah... Because gravity is a thing.
What if.. it did happen exactly as your simulation showed? Perhaps we are just part of a very long last episode of Lost.
Wow wow wow...!!!
How about that city killer that just missed earth? =P
If all galaxies in the universe are moving away from each other, how are they colliding?
Indeed, just another flaw of the "big bang" bullshit theory
Anton, despite the fact that the collision took place, how many stars actually collided?
I wished ilived when were in the Andromeda Way. Lots more planets and star systems means more chance of Aliens.
The Indians in South America said the same thing. Next thing, 90% of them
dead by disease, the rest of the population conquered and enslaved.
Etheral, open your eyes. We eat mammals. If Aliens are equally more evolved
compared to us, would it be OK if they eat us.
It's just great that we know this! Do we really know this? Oh so no basically we are just speculating whatever..
IsAnything RealAnymore it’s not wild guessing and we could be wrong at any point. Though we are capable of presenting evidence to build a case that fits what we know.
It's confirmed: the universe is a galactic-scale game of Katamari Damacy
Listening to this made me wonder about dark matter, dark energy, and black holes. Do dark matter and regular have exactly the same gravity effects? If so, if a black eats a huge meal of dark matter, can dark energy escape a black hole. Mainly, I’m wondering if eating an huge amount of dark matter, will the black hole emit gamma rays lime it would after a huge meal of normal matter? Would the gamma rays be gamma rays of dark energy that we cannot yet detect or become detectable normal gamma rays? As you can tell, I’m even confused on how to phrase the question. Sorry Mr Anton for my confusion.
What if the never crashed into earth? Would we be considered a double planet? How would it affect us?
Ok thought... If you live in one of the oldest galaxies clode to the "edge" of the universe, will the end towards the end be pitch black like we see the universe, or will you see all the light from the initial explosion from the big bang?
Probably black because stars are the only source of light and for their existence it takes alot of time.. but we don't really know what really happen in that fraction of time...
You forgot to mention about how life on earth ralates to this collision. Did it start before or after. Would the galactic collision wipe out any civilisations. Perhaps there were a few there before that got innihilated .
somebody broke his glass jaw ,,,did it hurt no
So, the G-E galaxy is visible somewhere 'out there', from 10 billion years ago, pre-collision ? Does this mean we can potentially see 'ourselves' from way back, then ? I'm confused.
If everything in the Universe is speeding away from us..how can andromeda collide with us?
13:37
Which galaxy had the right-of-way?
The one on the right?
Hi, will the Zodiac stars stay the same after we collide
1.3 to 1.6 new stars per a year? Come on Milky Way, that's pathetic!
Anton: oh our galaxy is going to collided with andromada
Me: oh ok
Anton: it's black hole is 21 times larger than ours
Me: oh so we are going to die
Also Anton: it's also 2x bigger than ours
Me: what you are trying to say is we are not going to combine... We are going to die
This was in the past btw