We Found a Way To Look Into the Invisible Dark Side of the Galaxy
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
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Hello and welcome! My name is Anton and in this video, we will talk about a new discovery of several stars that were previously invisible to us because they were on the "dark side" of our galaxy. We now found a way to see them.
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This is by far the most informative and credible science channel regularly produced that I know of. Excellently produced in that it starts off with the source of the information and is not weighed down with clowns, balloons and music soundtrack. Direct to the point, thorough "Straight no chaser" information. Refreshing.
@@vossmasta hahahhah
Best content in all of you tube! Anton is a special super human. I wonder how many study’s he reads on a weakly bases often.
There’s also Dr Becky too. I love both of their channels.
The other side contains an evil twin of the earth, where everyone has sinister looking beards. And all of evil-twin Anton's videos begin with "hello terrible person"
Also the viewers of sinister Anton never skip the intro
@@Enkaptaton Well that is where the ads are, and skipping ads is grounds for reeducation.
I love his intro's "hello wonderful person" kills me
I am so proud of Polish astronomers, we dont even have any good telescopes in Poland but being a part of EU gave us (our brilliant physicists) access to most modern Instruments
Poles were great centuries ago as well. I guess it's the second coming of great polish astronomers
There's this Polish bakery close to where I happen to reside in the west. They make the best cakes and/or pastries, hands down. Their Napoleon is *DROOL*. It sells out quickly too.
I always said to put freaking flashlight on the telescope to se in the dark finally they figure this out
You should get a nobel
Man Anton i love you dont hit me with a 2 min intro with adds or tryin sell me junk... You let sciences speak for there self yo love it 😆
And he literally kicks it off with: "Hello wonderful person..."
Also your profile pic makea me jealous lol.
Lol ty i love the intro very attentive ;)
I adore your content. Thank you for making the complexities of our universe easier to understand! Your channel deserves all the subscribers... knowing what's out there makes my own problems seem very very small.
@spaghetti yummy Well, the universe is an intimidating subject, at least to me it is. Black holes, the way celestial bodies move, gravity, it can all be understood a little more with math, but I'm terrible at math! The way he explains it makes sense to me.
You ever hear the tragedy of darth plaqueis the wise
He could save others from death but not himself.
@@rodgersericv You know, for a Senator, you seem to know an awful lot about the Dark Side of the Force....
That's okay. He would have committed suicide anyway the moment the audience first met Jar Jar Binks. "Mesa ruin Star Wars!" Bombad General, my asscheeks. Boss Nash should have used him as a stool.
Is it possible to learn this power?
I just realized why I keep watching your videos. Slowed down the way you did it, the first second looked like a jedi mind trick. I'm onto you man.
Every once in a while you just have to stop and look up to the stars and think how amazing this all is. Just the sheer size and distance of our reality boggles the mind. I'm so grateful to the people who work to give this understanding to the rest of us.
You can see what's on the other side of the sun... if you wait half a year.
i was thinking the same thing, are we missing something?
It doesnt even take that long. We can see what is behind the sun right now in just a few days time. We dont have to be on the opposite side of the sun to see what is "behind" it. We just have to move to the side enough.
I think he meant at the absolute right now. Like no matter which side of it we are on, it's in the way. Ya, he messed up and I jumped straight to comment. Going back to watch now.
If it's winter, the object obscured by the sun would be in the summer position and vice versa. You wouldn't be able to see the object past the sun ever from earth.
Yes, missing something. Anton didn't screw up. He's talking about if a planet or other object occupied "the blind spot" also known as the L3 Lagrange point behind the sun, directly opposite Earth, therefore hidden. He means tidally locked, matched orbit, *to remain directly opposite*. There are 5 Lagrangian points for each orbital. Things get captured in those spots naturally because the combined G forces create points of balanced force. Think "tug of war" of equal pull. All orbiting objects have 5 Lagrangians. Jupiter's 5 Lagrange points have large numbers of asteroids trapped there.
Anton also referenced sci-fi.
Journey To The Far Side Of The Sun, (Doppelganger).
The Dominion and the Borg are on the other side.
Resistance is futile.
Where’s the white, sniff sniff. Or slurp slurp in their case.
@@nuckenfuts7750 Victory is Life ;)
You are going to be assimilated!
Thought it was the Gou'auld
Battlestar Galactica! It's right in the title!
There could be an alien civilization there with Dyson spheres and so on and we wouldn't even know it.
Lol.
You watch to much StarTrek.
Has nothing to do with Star Trek. We can't see that side of the galaxy so there could be anything there.
@@fatherelijahcal9620 Lol.
We should get Matthew McConaughey or Matt Damon to check it out for us.
Peehaps... The Borg!
@@mysticnomad3577 how about real astronaughts?
01:32 - That arrow just fits perfectly there between your left ear and shoulder. :D
Very interesting as always. Thanks for the report.
I use your videos for learning and ASMR. Your voice is relaxing.
"Hellooooo wonderful person" lmao. Best intro ever
The fast energy burst you have mentioned in previous videos arrive at their destination as compressed data in orbs. two of them came directly to a ship at anchor in the Taranaki Bite about six hours ago. The Commodore is expanding them now.
Can't wait for another Anton's video, so damn interesting!
I think an interesting thing about all of this is to realize that our technological advances has given us the ability to gather such huge amounts of complex data that our ability to analyze it properly and accurately is rapidly falling behind. A.I. and computer algorithms are a powerful tool but lack in human, creative or intuitive thought sometimes necessary to piece together complex puzzles. A.I. has a real problem with including unexpected or unexplained patterns in the data into the overall formula; much like the algorithms that attempt to predict the weather five days down the road.
I'm a little simple and I do not understand. If the earth itself rotates and then again around the sun it would seem that there should be no direction into the cosmos we couldn't observe. The sun should only temporarily blind us from observation in any direction. What am I missing here?
RandomName Last Name I see. Thank you.
I always enjoy watching your videos Anton, keep up the good work
Keep up the videos man, love them! Good info
Great video
U made it so simple easy to understand ..keep it up
What is the composition of this galactic "dust"? How dusty is it? Microns? Millimeters? Centimeters, or chunks the size of houses?
guess it depends what type of stars made the dust?
hell there some nebula that are beer essentially :P.
but carbon would be a big one, and down form there through the elements probably. i would imagine. more exotic the interaction required to make a element the rarer it is.
lest how i imagine it. wo doing any digging.
Excellent video as always friend, well done. Thank you!
Anton, what hardware and software do you use for your simulations? They are amazing!
I’ve learned so much more from you’re video’s, I’m just waiting on my “What Da Math” degree😜😜 You’re the best💯🙌🏻😁
Dark side of the galaxy? Careful what you ask for...🔥😈🔥
Zona Galactica Battlestar -- I love that show!
Love these videos. Watch then religiously.
Cool...confirmation of one of many theories...
Keep it up anton
Love your channel! Keep up the good work.
It still amazes me how tiny we are compared to our galaxy. Even just our solar system.
I don't understand why there is people that dislike, I enjoy what you share what you know :) eh
From "usually, kind of, maybe, and we don't know" to "we can pinpoint!"
I love magic channels.
Here be dragons! Ancient cartographers had it right. ;)
Here be Lions*
Charles Bonanno, Marco Polo wrote that the Chinese emperor raised dragons to pull his chariots. Marco wasn't know for a sense of humor.
Zona galactica incognita sounds like something from warhammer 40k
Could you please do more terraforming and investigating videos on Universe Sandbox 2?
If Pink Floyd was still active there'd be an album title here...
Can u make a video on the technology that is able to detect any/all of this.
It would be interesting to find out if we ever find a way to actually see what's there, that instead of what science is now allegedly discovering, we find that 'here be dragons'.
Thank you brother you are a very smart man.
I wonder if these techniques can be applied to shed light on the "Great Attractor".
Scientist has found a way to peer into Uranus 😏
I love your blogs.
Very cool!
Could we use this to possibly see the great attractor?
Wow! Gr8 thinking. Maybe! If not today then someday with better telescopes and more processing power with smarter algorithms.
Hello wonderful anton
Young stars hanging out close to the center. Sounds like Hollywood.
Most of them are in the food service industry
I thought they were all leftists
Hey Anton. I have been wondering if dark matter could be compressed normal atoms/particles that didn’t “bounce back” to normal size after leaving a neutron star, stellar core, or Big Bang. This could explain why dark matter does not react to normal light, they are too small and most light wavelengths are too large to hit them. Maybe dark matter would reflect gamma. It is possible the reason we have a halo of dark matter around the Milky Way, the dark matter has been pushed out there to where there is much less of high energy radiation. Last, it almost makes sense to me that if DM was compressed, possible individual particles then that would be a reason that DM does not clump up, the particles would have a type of electron or neutron degeneracy.
Maybe DM is just slow, cold, small enough to pass though our normal matter, massive, neutral/no reaction to other DM, that never got back on track after a traumatic event.
What kind microphone are you using? Sounds good!!!
But Mr. Petrov, do these methods consider the motion over time between stars near the center vs. one from the far side? I mean, if I understand correctly, because our observations aren't in 'real time,' perhaps the galaxy isn't as 'spiral' as it appears.
Nice video thank u so much
That sounds like when Europe/Asia didn't know what was deep in the southern hemisphere. They called it Terra Australis Incognita
Come over to the dark side, we have cookies.
Awesome! Im in! **receives an oatmeal raisin cookie** D= noooooooooooo!
This is exciting news!
The other side of the galaxy, hmm? Maybe we'll find billions of large cube-shaped ships going from planet to planet and stripping them of their biological and technological distinctiveness to add it to their own.
I wonder if these machine learning NIR/radio astronomy techniques can shed information on the great attractor.
Intro: earth2gold. Which puts an end to earth.
Wonderful dark side of the force
2:08 Confirmed! People at the opposite side of our galaxy are living in a simulation.
Omg i love so much the spanish name! It makes it look more badass. Thx u Anton!
latin?
Imagine we find a warfaring alien race, who now know that we can see them
Nice job again Anton. Can I have a request? I would like for you to check in detail the FRB of FRB121102 From NAOC in China, that FRB is the ONLY FRB repeating himself! 3 times exactly, last one this august. I really would like to know what you find and what you think about it. Thank you in advance.
That is where the Eye of Terror is.
Incredible! Human ingenuity and stupidity both are boundless.
I've always wanted to say this: For shizzle!
We may find the Intergalactic payday lender loan office or a starship chop shop.
Anton do you think that this technique could see any galaxies beyond through that zone?
Coulda explain solar winds and how strong they are? Also if mars lost its atmosphere with all the different movement/rotations and solar wind how would earth get very much of mars material or atmosphere?
J S I didn’t understand you
So it revolves around the thought that we have gotten resources from mars over time. How can anything from mars get to us When things leave a planet doesn’t it typicall move away from the sun ?
Or does sun gravity attract everything. When u see planets loosing atmosphere it seems to be going away from sun. If that is the case how can we get anything from mars
Hello wonderful Anton this is person \0/
Eat shit
If you only knew the power....
I that blind spot is where god sits on his throne and watches all his creations like rats in a maze. .. .
Zona Galactica Incognita...
If you write "zona galactica incognita" this is Latin, but if you write "zona galáctica incógnita" this is Spanish.
Well... I didn't expected any surprises and... That's it. So... Great?
Fascinating..
You will never see dark matter ...and it will never see you ...
I think the correct pronunciation of Incognita is with accent on the "O" not on the "I"
That s no necessary! In Brazil
we are living on a dark
side
If we can't look past our own black hole, we certainly can't look past any other black hole in our line of sight... So there are a lot of blank spots in the universe, because our black hole is not the biggest out there, though it is the closest... Even if we wanted to, we will never be able to see everything!?
Amazing very good news :), perhaps have a number of Hubble's around the number of 20,000 and we will be able to truly know our galaxy and gather further data to simulate androway collision... Perhaps there are significant factors considered we missed 1,000 Lights in our own back yard with one Hubble...
...
what?
@@jerryli821 Andromida milky way collision...
Here's a question I've always had. If gravity works roughly like a trapeze net. And the milky way is like a flat disc. Is that mean it all basically is like its on some kinda like invisible ocean in a way? If so what's under the "water" if not. How does that work. If things are above and below us as well as in all other directions. How does gravity work?? I've avoided asking this question for awhile because not exactly sure how to ask it right. But then think that's the best way I can word it
@@RandomNameLastName811 uh. Yeah. Okay. Same question except remove "trapeze net" with "distorted fabric" >_
@@RandomNameLastName811 omfg I know its not an ocean. I m looking for answer for the question not what I'm struggling to say with the quotations.
That half answered what I was wondering yeah. I said though i was not asking correctly and using other things to describe what I'm asking and it just seems you really focus on details I'm struggling with and not the question
RandomName Last Name yeah you did and I know it was a lil loose with the words but still. I mean with net that something is there something is reacting and stretching to the weight of objects And the Milky Way is like a flat disc are all the local solar systems to our sides only or also above and below us? Is it all on the same fabric effected from its center or individually by its sun. So the the Stars circle the center and the planets circle the stars? And all on the same leveled point?
And if the bigger stars make a slighter difference than other smaller stars Are other galaxies that are much bigger or much smaller appear to be above and below us but still on the same leveled fabric as the other galaxies One stretched connected mess of a fabric and I just want to know what’s under the fabric **toke toke**. That’s all. Orrrr is at all just floating all over the place like in some kind of **toke toke** ocean??
How can it be that we have a hard time seeing behind the sun, we orbit around it 360 degrees lol!
Someone please answer: I know we have photographed millions of other galaxies but do we have a picture of the Milky Way?
hello wonderful person
so like doesn't the earth orbit the sun anymore? - you'd think that 50 pct of the year we would not be looking through the sun ...
What's all the methane out there all about? How is it produced? Off topic but something I don't understand. Thx
methane is just CH4
So. Was it from Calamity? Or Frackin' Universe?
Was That An SCP And A StarBound Reference In The Same Comment? Nice.
Difficult to see something when there is no clear line of sight.
Infrared has been used for decades to " see " through all the intervening gas and dust. What has changed, as you point out, is the advance in computing technology to interpret the data.
Interesting. Thank you Anton!
👍👍👍
I think the odds are ... it’s the same all around .. nothing but vacuums and gas
Are the rotating galactic visuals you use from Universe Sandbox? The center rotates faster than the edges! Isn't this incorrect?
primoroy gravitation pull is higher at center, outer skirt comes bit late and with lower velocity
Freddy Krueger cup of tea! What a amazing reference, stir liquid, center of that liquid will get push down while the liquid near the edges stays relatively “high”, put ping pong ball there and once it reaches inner area it will speed up since distance that it need to travel is lower.
We have computer generated lens flare at 0:04, right?
When we talk about dust, does that dust have the same material like dusts on the planet earth?
It's Mostly Just Ejected Materials From Stars And Leftover Nebulae, So, Technically?
It’s where nemesis Is hiding after it lost the sun
most shooting stars are tar , really fast tar and dust
Anton, do you see indias moon landin?
I heard it crashed. But I vote for Anton making an episode of What Da Math on that. The next episode preferably.
@@aniksamiurrahman6365 Hi, its a cool idea! I see the landing probe live, bat i dont have sound and i dont speek Indi. Im very sad about the crash, fkc.
how can a spot behind the sun be invisible to us. since we rotate around the sun?
Zona Galactica Incognita?
Did you find Chaos in there Inquistor?
Yes
Here we are, in the dark slums of the galaxy. Sigh.
We live in the Galactic Hood