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Hello and welcome! My name is Anton and in this video, we will talk about a discovery of a first actual extragalactic planet out there.Paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2009.08987.pdf
Video used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKVb4vX2ADM&t=39s
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Can’t wait for the James Webb it will tell us far more then wat we knw right now I can’t wait
This planetary transit began 23.16 million years ago and ended 3 hours later.
I still need to get used to the fact that you are in HD now! Congrats on the new HD Camera it’s amazing
Happy to see how much the channel has been growing for the past 2+ years
3:14 where can I find this wallpaper? I had it in super HD but I lost it
could be there a vacuum star? a star made entirely of vacuum where its core is made of ultra dense virtual particles?
Hello Wonderful Anton, This is Person.
Just think that planet probably doesn’t exist anymore
0:57 I stopped my work with the help of, *p a i d t o b e h o m e .c o m*
Oh oh!! Now the Grifgshgnitemblappzz’s noticed we discovered their planetary system and are going to send a planet vaporizer our way!!
The video from the new studio is spectacular. The overlay is the cleanest I’ve ever seen. 👍🏻👍🏻
It’s hilarious, you’re no longer blur!
Really fascinating video – Thanks for this Anton!
What an interesting subject. It’s astonishing that we have the ability to detect objects with any degree of accuracy from that far away! Fascinating!
Thanks again Anton! Your videos are really great since you’re now in your new location!
Dude, your work is appreciated. Also, i wish you good luck in your new apartment!
Discovered your videos a few months ago and have been watching each morning ever since. They are always intellectually stimulating and exciting to think about. Great videos, keep up the good work Wonderful Anton!
I imagine Anton floating through space through space doing these videos the way he’s centered at the beginning and the tinny sounding audio. Love it
Have an odd question not related to this video but it was the first i came across. I am studying molecular biology and am currently taking a class on astronomy. In my astronomy class we learned about the spectrum of stars. I have an odd question that is a bit out there and thought you might be able to answer the question with all your knowledge. While learning about the spectrum of stars and seeing that our sun is created of some calcium and and sodium and it gave me a thought. In mammals we have specific ion channels within our cells and calcium ion channels are very important to brain function as we fund these ion channels mainly in the brain and organs. And sodium and potassium are the two other ion channels that are important to mammals development. So, with that being said is it possible to take the spectrum from stars and narrow are focus on habitual planets based on their “local” stars spectrum. Hope this makes sense.
1:17 I quit my job because of, *p a i d t o b e h o m e .c o m*
I really wish Universe Sandbox didn’t cost $30
these vids make me want to play more Eve
imma bit nostalgic, watching it in 240p
I don’t think that the U.S.S. Enterprise-D ever discovered a planet in another galaxy. This is amazing… Engage!
Discrimination. Rogue planets are just as planety as planets orbiting a star. As they “wander” more, possibly more so.
And all this happened 25 million years ago…
The camera upgrade is massively noticeable.
The new camera is working great, looks good. My wife thinks I’m nuts watching your videos each morning before work.
… but a few minutes later, a newly discovered moon suddenly shot a powerful laser at it, and the newly discovered planet disappeared. That was no moon.
Anton I’ve been watching you for a few years and your the wonderful person I like how u have stayed so unchanged when the youtube community has changed so much
Thank you, Mr Petrov. Well researched and presented, as usual.
Another great video Anton. Always happy to hear hello wonderful person.
Again, glad to hear you’re no longer homeless. Neither am I anymore.
Good man Anton.
Always giving me a break from the torrents of politics that normally fills my feed!
0:19 my entire life changed thanks to, *p a i d t o b e h o m e .c o m*
We’re finding a lot of exoplanets..but no one to have a conversation with 👽
I miss your intro to your videos, “And welcome to What Da Math!”
Im not even watching this. Best telescopes have a resolution of 1000 stars per pixel of another galaxy. Good luck finding a planet.
Tbh I kinda miss “Welcome to What Da Math” but regardless love me some Anton.
Even the 9 dislikes are wonderful people too
I can’t wait to see humans landing on that planet 6 billion light years away. No, really, I literally CAN’T wait.
Anton, I sure do like your hair better with a little length.
This “optical” technique that they use to discover planets crossing in front of its parent star will only work as long as the said planet does in fact cross in front of the star, in some orbits I can envisage that some planets will NOT pass in front of the star. In a perpendicular orbit for one, the planet(s) will pass above and below the star so remain undetected, the same goes for any angled orbits which do not cross in front of the star. Why should we assume that all star systems we observe are in a convenient plane for observation from Earth ?? We are only scratching the surface in this respect.
It still surprises me that we are able to observe objects at such vast distances.
Another great video !!
Thanks Anton.
I’m working on a film script, I’d love to see if you’d be interested in the concept, and possibly give some beneficial suggestions.
Other galaxies have stars with planets orbiting them. In other news, water is wet, fire is hot, and space is really really big.
ok we figured out how to see stuff millions of lightyears away, how about we focus on getting there.
Sad that we won’t get close in our lifetime
Hey man, your visuals look great again, but it sounds a bit “boomy”. To me, it sounds like you have the rear of your microphone too close to a wall maybe. Top notch content, but slightly off on the audio side.
Absolutely incredible, what a distance for such an observation about a planetary object.
The transits of planets are only clearly visible when the ecliptic of a solar system is “edge on” to our point of view.
Just amazing – detecting planets on other *galaxies*
“we found a planet”….THAT is a news?
And I am shitting on it so hard. One year ago they say they found a black hole, fine- you find it. I mean there is no proof about it( scientific proof, not proof for masses) but hey- it could make money go from army towards space. So fine.
Now they are talking about finding a planet, which looks like this- 2:33, which looks very much the same as that “picture” of a black hole…maybe you guys should calibrate better or sent some cleaning lady to do cleaning of the lens for you.
Anton I just want to take a minute to say thank you. The content you create inspires me to look up and wonder what’s out in space, thanks for all the hard work glad to see you are in a home now.
Possible “gas giant”, mmm, better call it: “yang planet” 😀
Anton has positioned himself in the Host part of the frame rather than the Pew-De-Pie corner
In other words, they just located Coruscant.
I can tell you something about the planet… it isn’t habitable, by human beings anyway lol
“In a Galaxy far far away…” 😂
Finding a planet is no news anymore, Anton. We’re after it’s inhabitants. You got any?
I wanna see someone make a “PLANETS!” Georgio Tsukalos meme.
very diplomatic to refer to our neighbor, Saturn, as “beautiful” …
you never know who’s listening !
What would earth’s planetary dip look like from the distance of the Centaris or the Luyten star distances? How long would it be?
Like finding a needle in a haystack on a whole other continent you’ll never set foot on
The Slavic King of Earth is now in HD.
It was only in the last hundred years that man learned that the universe extended beyond the Milky Way galaxy.Up until the 1920s it was presumed that everything in the universe was contained in the Milky Way.
Edwin Hubble changed that view,when in 1925,he declared that the universe was far more vast than previously thought.
Amazing how much has been learned in this past century compared to all the millennia before it.
Where do you get all of your ideas about videos? I mean, your videos are always so successful and about super specific topics. How did you do this and how do you have the time to do it?
I really like the new format of no intro and just getting right to the content. Excellent!!!
damn HD camera indeed lol also viewer #5
So we finally found out where Han Solo lives…😂😂😂
“… just a few million light years to…”
What’s a few million light-years among wonderful persons?
Technically speaking, we were the only galaxy known to have planets up until now.
Claiming to have detected a rogue planet 6 billion light years away is fairly incredulous. For one thing, there is no way to repeat the finding/experiment.
Why is there dislikes on this video all he is doing is sharing his knowledge and helping people understand the cosmos.
Love the videos man been a fan for awhile now. I also have the love for science and what holds for humanitys future. Crazy how far we have come in even the last 20 years. Keep doing you man the passion and the drive is amazingly refreshing! Keep it up man!
I can’t wait until my future intergalactic honey bunny pulls up over my house to beam me up so we can go check out exoplanets to find the perfect one, preferably within a binary star system, to settle down in and start an inter-species family of our own
The exoplanet project is evolving so fast. We really want to leave earth dont we. I fully support our mission, LETS GO
G’day Bonzer Bloke. IQs jumped up a few more points again. Cheers from Oz
Going HD was a good move, its much better, looks great. I love the daily content. There’s something to look forward to every day. That can’t exactly be the easiest thing to do… Thank you Anton, you’re wonderful!
Lovin the HD!
Where’s the Luke Skywalker music?
“In a Galaxy far far away”…(StarWars intro theme) 😁👍
The down vote must be a Flat Earther. I can’t imagine anyone intelligent not like Anton’s videos.
Next thing you know you see human shaped beings walking there and fighting with red and blue light weapons.
Anton, YOU are the truly wonderful person. We all don’t deserve you.
Wonderful Anton in HD looks GOOD!
“That’s all i wanted to mention in this video” – this made me smile… if all the wonderful information that you give us in any single video is just a mention, I’d love to hear you give a speech.
And amazingly enough, this measurement is of the transition of a planet some ~23.1 million years ago.
damn 1 view never been this early
Anton, you’ve truly inspired me to delve into astrology more than I ever thought I would want to. I used to get an almost anxiety thinking about how missive the universe is and how truly small we are I comparison, but watching your videos has helped me overcome that anxiety and love space like I did as a kid
Flash 5 years into the future: “We did not find a planet in another galaxy”
You’re such a wonderfull person yourself in HD, Anton! Love the new setup.
I couldnt help but notice that somebody disliked this video. I’m hunting them down
never been this early 38 seconds ago
I find it absolutely genius how they determine the size of a celestial body by measuring the absence of emissions and comparing it to our neighboring celestial bodies to determine the relative size of a planet in another frickin galaxy millions of light years away. Absolute genius man
Got here too early to have already watched the whole video but I already liked because all of Antons videos get a 👍
HOLY MOLY! You were not kidding about the new HD set up. I watched the earlier vids on my phone, and I got to see this one on my PC. Video looks very clean. Keep up the great work, and thanks for the great videos.
Discovering such a small thing so far away that just happens to be passing in front of its star relative to us is incredible. The rouge planet is cooler imo though because discovering a planet flying through intergalactic space in front of a quasar is even more incredible.
I can’t wait till the year 2059 when the James Webb goes up there
Maybe the dislikers think “rogue planet” sounds way less cool than “Planemo”
Humans, discovering the universe just by understanding the properties of light.
The one dislike must be someone who really dislikes exoplanets.
This better not be another kind of Star Wars discovery…
Hearing I’m a “wonderful person” in HD sounds so much better.