We Found One of The Largest Structures in the Universe - South Pole Wall
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Hello from Uganda. I always look forward to these videos, thanks Anton
Do u kno da wae?
Mystery Wolf haha so funny
シTurkey dinosaur dead meme
Have you been to Waksnda ?
Hey man. Glad to see astronomy lovers can be found all over the world !
Science 20 years from now: "We discovered Super Clusters of Super Clusters of Galatic Super clusters"
the systems go by levels so does our universe.
What if the super cluster is just a partical within of another universes' atom within a shooting comet..time is just slower for us.. jk
ThirdEyeShine ॐ there is only one universe. One verse. The universe is “inside” every atom
@@nil0bject As it looks anlist in periodic table the universe is all made, same elements are found in the universe from all arouund us just like we all ride the same thing around same old song, as with is the out is the in all you want to know.
@@indigomarine91 The super cluster is simply an atom in the eye of a snail, crawling across a razor blade's edge
How to trigger flat earthers: Call a region of space the "South Pole Wall."
Call it the Southern Ball.
Ha ha ha now that's funny
u mean satans vatican soldiers? the ones that pretend to love Jesus and act like they are so stupid God tells them to believe the earth is flat? Look up miller urey and ask urself why evolution is "considered" scientific fact. the last time i checked, scientific theory requires proof, not a failed experiment to become its foundations.
@silverfoxeater - i don't hear voices in my head! so stupid! i hear voices in ur head! are we setting the terms? to hear voices in ur head requires legitamite meds? and not beer or weed or coke or heroine or any derivative there of?
allways good thing to trigger flat earthers, :-)
*The Microscope showed us just how great we are; The Telescope just how insignificant*
We are not THAT great nor special
@@illiatiia Possibly, however, it's quite likely that we have observed other planets with life without knowing it.
@@legendsofruneterralegend3577 according to who?
Dαυgнтєя σf тнє Eclιρѕє are you from my galaxy I’m lost lost contact with Homeworld and ship can you help
@@illiatiia ...your planet? I guess we found the first alien envoy!
"Space," it says, "is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mindbogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space. [The Hitchhikers Guide to the Universe]
If you want to know how big. The answer is... 42
(the hitchhikers guit to the Galaxy)
Now think about how far you can zoom in starting at the human scale... 😳
Just remember: the answer is 42.
Is it that big, so there is another Earth where you are commenting "universe is tiny"?
Is it that big, so there is one more Earth where you are an english-speaking unicorn?
If so, it sounds even more insane than religion. And there are too few people who can analyze it and declare it insane.
Chris Pyves Don't forget to bring a towel!
Flat Earthers: *we been trying to tell ya'll about the South Pole Wall*
Break Down came here looking for that.
I almost thought it was going to be that, then I remembered this a a channel about science, no crazy people.
@skOsH Same three. Hahaha
I wonder who came up with that name and especially why. It has to be some kind of retaliation.
Lmao 😂 it's true doe 😂😂😂😭😅
Could it be that FLAT SPACERS are wrong too?.
The more we learn, the more we realize how little we really know.
We seek answers, we will never run out of questions.
It's cruel that it exists but is and will always be completely beyond us... The universe was not made for us, we just are the tardigrades squirming around in it.
Heck...we're probably more like cosmic bacteria.
And how little we actually are! My god we are, to put it bluntly, literally nothing compared to the rest of the universe! Makes you think a lot
It makes the thought of some possible higher power not seem that far fetched.
So true Mike. Seeing this video makes me feel sorry for ants. They think they have it all figured out. If only they knew. Every once in a while, an ant encounters a human and reports the incident to the hive masters-- where they immediately ostracize the poor little already traumatized ant.
"It's a pretty big discovery" he says.......understatement of the week.
In terms of pure science, it is a major find. In terms of practical importance, not so much, unless somebody can use this new data to cure either the coronavirus or greed. I'll take either one, please... 😷
Not at all to denigrate this channel or the wonderful person who salves my boredom...
No worries, We just have to explore the Milky Way first. We can conclude with: Its a much, much smaller place, so let's just start there. Piece of cake.
*I feel very smol now.*
It's a gift being able to conceptualize the existence of the universe. We're conscious organic lifeforms bound to this gigantic organism called Universe and we're witnessing a shred of it's existence.
It really does make you think...maybe too much. What is this thing we call existence and why were we given the ability to understand it exists..
God I love mushrooms.
@@SpaceCadetLaC me 2
At least there is that. We can witness the universe, though it is sad that even our galaxy is likely beyond our ability to reach.
If humans ever do colonize the stars it will be on the scale of 1000's of years, and each colony would be an island incapable of communicating with each other.
We're cosmic microorganisms. Amoeba trying to build a ship to travel across the ocean.
Yes. A gift from God.
Who else finds Laniakea breathtakingly beautiful?
Edit: Even the name is as smooth and flowy as the super cluster.
I would like to stick Laniakea in my back pocket and take it home with me .
@@kookamunga2458 your pants are the largest structure in the universe
Is that a good name for a daughter? Would be cute
@@cobalius It's basically a combination of LAN connection and IKEA, why in the name of god would you name your poor daughter after that? Christ.
@@thelastneanderthal3257 Actually, its an Hawaiian name. It means "immense heaven".
We have been actively mapping the ZOA “Zone Of Avoidance” for 35 years. it is VERY difficult to see clearly the 10-12 % of the universe that the gas, dust, Sgr A etc. of the milky way hides from us when we attempt to look at the part of the universe behind the milky way.. it started at 20% then in the early 2000s that number was 15% and now 10-12% as we use radio astronomy to try to see through the center.. it is where The Great Attractor is and where the galaxy we r cannabiling now is at as well as the galaxy we will soon cannabilize.. they are the LMC and SMC of that side of the galaxy, Canis Majoris Dwarf and Sagitarius LK Dwarf or something like that, can’t remember their names, been so long since i worked on that.... anyway, rambling.. i enjoy ur videos Anton, keep going
"Space... it's huge! So huge, in fact, if you lost your car keys in it, they'd be almost impossible to find!" - Captain Quark.
On a more serious note, either these attractors are evidence of a contracting universe, or they're kind of like the bow-shock of an expanding universe.
possibly a unthinkably massive black hole on the attracting side our cluster is moving toward
@@greasinplays Every Black Hole is connected and when they suck each other up the last one forms the singularity that produces the big bang and it starts all over again. On a serious note this was a good one by Anton. G :)
@@graemebrumfitt6668 lol wut, that isn't how it works.
@@SM-ev6if According to the Big Crunch/Big Bounce scenario of the Death of the Universe, that actually is how it works. Of course, this assumes that gravity will eventually overpower the expansion of the universe or its expansion slows. Evidence currently suggest it's speeding up, but not enough for a Big Rip scenario to occur in the far future.
Since we are all thought to be accelerating outward, and we can only see 14.5 billion light years in the past, basically outrunning the speed of light, the great attractor seems a very frightening thing indeed.
Thank you Anton. You made me feel so small that I have grown an anxiety towards the vacuum cleaner,
Do no fear the vroom, it is faster than a broom. ^.^
@@TheMemesofDestruction lets chill and pop some shroom!
One can assume that beyond the visible galaxy there is potentially a supercluster so massive it is beyond comprehension.
The Universe is already so big as to be near impossible to comprehend, for all we know everything we can see is a grain of sand in the grand scheme of infinity.
Remember, vacuums are not that good, they all suck and blow.
@@parikshitchauhan970 I've often wondered what kind of insights Einstein might have had on shrooms, watching a video like this! 🍄+🌑=🤓🤤😃
Looking back billions of years to see these structures is amazing. Maybe some day we'll understand it! Thanks for all your hard work - always great videos.
I am wondering how to find out what is there right now where those galaxies were billions of years ago. How can we know?
I dont really understand this very well, but i love listening and learning little bits. Love this channels!
Every time your theme tune starts I do this little dance in my chair. I can't help it, my brain just goes "ITS WHAT THE MATH TIME".
More people need to realize how small we are in the grand scheme of things.
What if we are all just a thought of something we can't even imagine. Universe looks like a Neural Network.
Can you give me the name of whatever hash you are smoking while watching this? Sounds good.
im here with swamp, hmu wit some of that lmao
In comparison to the Universe, we are smaller in scale than microbes in our stomach trying to perceive and understand our whole planet.
And yes, the largest stuctures we have mapped do look amazingly like interconnected nerve cells.
And think how amazing it is that we can look at things both so small and so large that we are able to compare those two things.
Aye! Iron man 3 reference (kinda) lol
Anton, I just wanted to say thank you for the amazing content. You are one of my favorite youtube channels and I wanted to say I appreciate all your hard work,
Thank you Anton Petrov for sharing with me a little more about our universe. I appreciate you taking your time and making these videos. I hope your passion spreads and we have more people interested in space.
This is probably my favourite video you've done. I love trying to contemplate the sizes of these things and how you showed how much of the night sky would be covered by that thing.
yeah!!!! think that right for me to
Highlight of my day! A new Anton video!
i had been reading a few news articles on this and i was hoping you would cover it soon. thanks anton for laying out some graphics to help understand it better
Thank you for another surprise of such incredible discoveries.
I appreciate the walkthrough you did to help us understand the size of this discovery.
WOW ! 😲
*3:39** "...and possibly even electromagnetic interactions..."*
*Research, "Birkeland Currents", and how these electromagnetic plasma filaments connect planets to stars, stars to galaxies, and galaxies to superclusters...*
And clusters to other clusters, and superclusters to other superclusters....and our entire known universe may be a single dipole in a single particle in a much larger universe...or even within our own! (I personally think it wraps around, kinda like a Moebius space)
Gives a tiny inkling to the notion of "infinity", doesn't it?👍
Don’t bother researching it. It’s discredited nonsense.
@@byrnemeister2008weeeellllllllll, no.
Your going to need to prove that as you used it as a statement of absolute certainty.
Parts of it might be, but the more we find, the more we realize it is the closest thing to a working model we have.
@@leveljoe Agreed...
‘The South Pole Wall’?
Oh boy, that’s going to get the flat earthers into a tizzy.
I just thought of santa clause
flattards are fun to troll again
@@cobalius that would be the north pole
Lol. When I just glanced at the update when this video was released, I thought it was a flat earth thing until I saw it was Anton.
Why again???
Very well explained Anton. Not even finished my breakfast & already learnt something.
WE LOVE YOU ANTON!!!!!
“Think of something big” 🌝
höhöhö *looks down, looks up again, smugface*
I was thinking of my student loan dept duhhh.
YEAH. UR MOM.
Yo mama
I wad sad that no one had made ur mom jokes on the comments. Now I can watch the rest of the video in peace. Thanks!
You pervert...
"think of the biggest thing you know"
me an intellectual: thinks of the universe
My first thought was the bootes void. That large dark space in the universe.
my mind immediately went to: "your mom"
@@ljorin455 ROFL of course someone had to make a mom joke 😂
@@illiatiia I'm ascending right now!
I've been waiting for this one! Thanks, Anton!
Hello wonderful Anton, I am person.
I love this channel so much to learn and puts how small we really are into perspective. Yes we must live our lives to the fullest but we are very small in the scope of the size of the universe
Someone should rename a galaxy like this: i c 1 Wonderful person
that it !!!:) !!! LoL et voila !! merci l'ami
Oh kinda like the galaxy I-CU-PNG
It's not that we are alone, it's just that our neighborhood is so vast, colossal, incomprehensibly so. Unfathomable.
This was a cool video, I hope you do more talking about other mega structure type objects in the future
Just mind blowing. We are such tiny beings in the great scheme of things.
Thank you Anton. You always come through for us space geeks!
0:06 my love for your channel, Anton.
I remember when you were such a small channel, you’ve grown so much and it’s honestly really cool too see, half a million people subscribed to you congrats man.
Anton thank you for bringing this information to this readily accessable forum ...i really appreciate your work ...thank you
I wish Anton could get on Joe Rogan. I already listen to both of you for hours on end.
I can already imagine flat earthers talking about south pole wall as one of the largest structures known to man xD
But globes dont have poles lmao
I TOLD YOU SCIENTIST GUYS
Actually no. Flat earthers will be like "I told you so!"
I'll be disappointed if they don't latch onto this -- "south pole wall" is 100% grade-A flerf bait.
@Finn MacCool apologizing in advance for trolling you for this statement.
What you said is physically impossible.
End of troll
Have a nice day.
Fascinating. I always am amazed by the new discoveries I learn from you. Really appreciate your insights and interpretive explanations.
Thanks Anton, always great info,made my day for great speculations ...cheers
The largest yet!
There is always something to make better, i guess the maximum is 2 telescopes leaving our galaxy above and under the disc!
With enough distance you can both halfs of the universe, unblocked by nearby clouds and galaxies!
But that would be a trip for later times, when we can travel very fast.
Well Hello to you too, wonderful person!
Great video, Anton. Your videos are the best on UA-cam. Thank you, wonderful person. Do take care, amigo.
I always learn so much, thank you!!
Well... If the Milk Way was our town, Laniakea would be our city... And those bigger ones would be a huge city, like New York, Sao Paulo and so on.
Great video, Anton!!! 😊
Stay safe there, everybody! 🖖😊
Earth our house, Solar System our street, Orion Arm our district, Milky Way our city, Local Group our Metropolitan Area, Virgo Supercluster our Country, Laniakea Supercluster our Continent, The Universe our Earth.
Wait, what?
If laniakea was a big city, the milky way would be a grain of sand. Earth would be an electron on an atom on that sand...
@@thelastneanderthal3257 you trying to mail a letter? Gonna figure out our cosmic address and order a pizza? Ill take pepperoni
Isn't that the wall kirk flew through in that star trek movie were they thought it was God? If so Heaven is farther away than I assumed.
That was a barrier at the centre of the galaxy.
Thank you Anton for the great videos. Your the best man.
Anton’s vids gives me such a good vibe
I love watching this channel. My super off the wall I'm probably crazy delusional theory is: what if we are the general make up of a much larger Organism.
that could be funny
That would be weird.
men in black, the ending scene had me thinkibg about that stuff wheb i was a kid
@DaveFromColorado I’ve had this thought for a few years now. We could be inside of some super organism. I’ve always wondered what’s “outside” of the universe, yes maybe a place where other universe “bubbles” exist, but then what is the space these universes exist in? Maybe our universe is the cell or neuron of an organism that exists outside of our conceptual imagination, some extreme dimension. Rather, some absurd dimension.
@@CChissel I've always considered that a reasonable enough way to see things, as compared to the Universe, we are smaller than microbes in our stomach trying to perceive and understand our whole planet.
"think of one of the largest things you know"
Me: "K, my best friends ego. what now?"
Lol well unlike that galaxy his ego csn be broken down relatively easily.
@@iKeptIt2Reall This thread is suddenly taking a Buddhist turn.
The big bang if ever hapened.
@@iKeptIt2Reall who's your friend, Donald Trump!#%
@@graememudie7921 yea we are good friends known him a long time. We go way back.
I am so happy to have found your videos. Keep up the good work 👌
Such a cool topic and video. Thank you Anton.
Brain.exe has stopped working
Scientists:The universe is infinite.
Also scientists:There a wall.
Giornado bruno explain that
Love your channel man, keep up
Back a few years, there was a movie that looked like this, and I recall my nephew really liked it. It was called 'Inner Space's with Martin Short.
Fairly dumb movie, but now, as I look back in light of what we're finding, we might be existing in inner space.
Another good one, Anton. Thanks
The term “object” becomes... strange when referring to these things
Not so much when you consider the infinitesimally small. The "solid" objects around us are just bunches of atoms clumped together and are still mostly comprised of... space. Not so different from superclusters or whatever these great attractors are.
"Object" is anything that isn't your self.
I don't think there is another human term that can be used to describe it.
That seems to be pure click-bait to make us think it’s some alien structure.
@@organicgrow4440 Nope, he is just using the proper scientific term.
My question has always been what is the darkness in between galaxies?
SPACE
Dark matter?
Nether, opposite to Aether :P
Oceans of "fluid" dark matter that repels matter is my favorite theory.
Space where there is an absence of galaxies, sun's, etc.
Awesome job Anton, as always.
Yes! Yes yes yes!!!!! This is the stuff i want to know more about. Galactic flow, and I want to know definitively what the great attractor is, I want to know more about the cosmic filament structure, etc. This is why we love you Anton! Stay safe my friend!
How could this literally blow my mind, I mean this just....
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*Mind is blown*
"Oh, Apus and Lepus. Those two constellations are right next to each other, right?"
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"WHAT"
@Planet Purgatory Then you think while the light travelled, it continued forming and so is now billions of years different.
So as you fly at it, you watch it age in fast motion until you arrive there after seeing all the change between then and now, plus all the change to come over the time you travel.
Yeah.. you would arrive there as light leaving for Earth is on its way.
Even more mind-blowing, this points to the universe itself as being a smaller part in something even larger.
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the cosmos goes by levels so you and me.
Yeah. It's called Multiverse.
it's incomprehensible
@@thelastneanderthal3257 The Multiverse is just a small part of the Omniverse.
Hello, wonderful person! Thank you for making these videos
You are one of the few people to ever get me to want to play Universe Sandbox. Just to look out into the solar system and think about how there's a cluster of gravitationally bound superclusters all headed towards one point that takes up half the night sky. Amazing.
I would like to know what is at the center of the Great Attractor
Either a junction of different gravitational fields and forces converging, or an *immense* black hole/cluster of black holes is my guess.
Whatever it is i bet it has a Starbucks..
Galaxies, lots and lots and lotsve them. The attractors in the universe are just overdensities of hueg massive superclusters of galaxies, and the repellers or voids are the opposite, relative underdensities of galaxies
A sphincter expelling stuff?
The trashcan/dustbin of an alien quantum supercomputer running a simulation of the universe. Everything ends up there when it's deleted.
one of my earliest questions was if the universe is expanding what is it expanding into. There can be no nothing in this question.
do you have a video on this or could you make one considering all the theories?
i would love to see that.
how can something become larger if the space around it does not exist ?
One of my favorite questions I would love to know. Great comment
It's really hard to conceptualize, but the expansion we observe - different points all getting more distant to one another - is more the stretching of space everywhere. We aren't expanding into anything, just all the fabric of space that makes up the universe is stretching to essentially create more space, and this process drives everything apart as the distance between them literally grows. Sort of like how fixed points would perceive their world to be expanding if they were within a balloon being inflated - except in this case, the balloon doesn't need any external space to allow its growth because the balloon is all there is.
To put it another way, it's not so much that the universe is expanding so much as it is that everything within the universe is becoming more distant to one another as dark energy dominates the fabric of space itself.
PBS SpaceTime explains this theory very well.
@@euanmacleod3738
BTW, do you realize that you didn't answer the question?
Super fun to speculate about this stuff.
🥯☕
Superclusters, Voids, A point that pulls everything towards it here and there. I like it.
Exactly what i needed this sunny summer morning, a cup of coffee and my mind blown.
1st thought reading title.... oh god flat earthers are going to have a field day
Last time i was this early i discovered the dark matter mystery
"Emptiness is the Buddhist philosophy that all things have no fixed
identity or inherent existence and are in a state of change and flux.
Not only are all things constantly changing, but also if any phenomenon
is analyzed in enough detail, it is found to exist only in terms of it’s
relation to other things."
~ Lama Lodu Rinpoche
Thank you for your awesome videos Anton.
"Bye, Bye and as always: Space Out." Any one? Upvote? Always look forward to your daily videos. Love from Texas.
Why are you asking for upvotes?
So that wall was half a billion light-years long, 40 billion light-years ago?
What da math?
Anton: "hopefully, with time, we'll be able to map entire universe even better".
Cosmologists from the 90's: What do you mean, even better?
Anton,i was waiting for this tópic!
Oh no...the discovery of the South Pole Wall prove that Earth is flat. My life have been a lie!
rip all science believers.
Be wary of the Great Feline Super Cluster. ^.^
clearly one of the biggest structures in the universe
I think you mean LEVEL water proves that the Earth is FLAT.
By definition a LEVEL surface cannot have curvature.. Standing water will always have a LEVEL surface... 70% of Earth is water... That means 70% of Earth is FLAT and LEVEL
Lake Michigan is 577 feet above sea LEVEL... Lake Huron is 577 feet above sea LEVEL.. They are both equal? LEVEL? FLAT? No change.. No curve.. No GLOBE!
One day were gonna find out that we were wrong all along. The more we learn, the more we are baffled... All science will get thrown right out the window lol
And how else to find out unless we research? I always laugh at people who sit comfortably in the chair, virtually doing nothing, and say that scientists are all wrong and know nothing. What are their answers? But I gather it was probably sarcasm on your side.
Love the reference at 3.40 to the ectromagnetic force holding the Laniakea Supercluster together. Very comforting to see how the incredible amount of new observations is increasing acceptance of Birkelands pioneering work on the electric nature of the Cosmos.
Laniakea is held together with gravity, not electromagnetism.
@@Lexivor The existing paradigm that gravity rules the Cosmos is having to be massaged to unconvincing levels these days - The conjuring of dark energy, dark matter etc as prosthetics to gravity remain just theories because after so many decades of looking are still never directly observed - This is now getting hugely added to by iconic observations like galaxies with axial alignment as if strung like beads on a filament (electric filaments) - Also the latest information from the probe orbiting the Sun has just reported observation of inexplicable 'camp fires' to add to the inexplicably high temperatures it reports vast distances from the visible surface and we already know from sun spots that the temperature below that surface is lower. All of which contradict the text book teaching that it is meant to be hottest at the core due to gravity and should get less hot away from this presumed scource - Also the probe is unexpectedly flying through huge alternating electromagnetic fields compatible with Birkeland currents (currents that power the Sun) - The graphic illustrations of galaxy maps even look like electic currents moving through a medium and the recent dramatic 'black hole' graphic looks just like a plasmoid - These are only illustrations not the real thing but so fit how you would illustrate a Cosmos powered by electric current - The recent probes to Jupiter and Saturn report magnetic fields far greater than expected due to anything the planet alone could generate which is exactly as predicted by Wal Thornhill a proponent of Birklands pioneering work advocating that the energy for this is current from the Sun - (Interestingly the same probes gravity sensors could not find the heavy cores they expected and one wonderfully massaged explanation for Jupiter was that the heavy core had been cannoned from the centre by collision with a lightweight planet that now occupied the core.)
@@Hovercraftltd Of course the sun and the giant planets have huge magnetic fields, this is well known, but that has nothing to do with the large scale structure of the universe. You're saying that pictures of the black hole "look like" a plasmoid; does that really seem scientific to you? Cosmologists are well aware that much of the matter in the universe is made of electrically charged plasma, but that doesn't explain the large scale structure of the cosmos at all, if it did astrophysicists would embrace it.
Awesome vid !! Thank you, Anton !!!
oh man this is a 'thinky' one. thanks anton! :)
That great attractor thing is crazy.
Thinking of the size of that wall makes me and my problems feel completely minuscule. Totally awe inspiring.
Really puts things in pertspective when you showed what its lengh was compared with the constelations, holy crap this "thing" is huge
They do not see the whole cake. If you follow the green part all around you will see that it looks like a dna figure that looks kind of 2 ANCHORES that you may see in most of my videos just click the logo and see it for your self.
You make great videos.thank you for sharing.
All praise the Great Attractor may we all one day be pulled into its loving embrace.
this was awsome thanks ant. loved it
WOW🤯👏🏼, THANK YOU Anton. Always great content🤙
Very good video Anton👍
The size of our universe is really beyond our capacity to fathom and that makes the universe awesome.
Great show Anton!
mind blown....Im crying right now..thank you Anton
Very good graphic, thank you
Amazing. A humbling experience.
Sometimes forget to hit like...but always enjoy your vids! Thank you!
I always look forward to your videos Anton. You are very intelligent I like speaking with like minded people such as yourself.