I fall asleep to you most nights. I really like learning new things every night before I go to bed. Makes me feel productive. And your voice is perfect. I’d love to get a long video sometime.
here one. if the moon is full but the moonmoon is crescent what do you call it? crescentcrescent? or full-crescet. or if both are crescent is it crescentcrescentcrescent?
Absolutely fantastic video, covering ten astronomical enigmas. It clearly took considerable time and thought to prepare such a great video. Many thanks, John.
Absolutely. It's the only planet within hundreds of light years to have a raging life infection and fully bloomed case of humans. It's a very unique and strange world.
Earth is an extremely strange planet. It's had liquid water for billions of years, is located in a system of nearly spherical planetary orbits, and has an enormously large satellite. The surface conditions of Earth, with its sheer diversity of climates, are probably one of the rarest natural occurrences in the universe. It only seems normal to us because we evolved here. To some alien fish on an icy water moon, Earth would be one of the oddest things they've ever found.
Depends on way he/she/it can detect planets. We cant see planets even on closest solar system realy, only when they pass their star. In other hand, if someone can "listen" on earths radio frequencies.. yeah it would look quite bizarre. If they somehow have way to see actual planet.. they would see night side and that its lit up like mini-sun, lol.
"You don't know you're from a deathworld until you leave it." It's fun to think that there are aliens from perfectly climate-peaceful (to them) worlds out there, looking down on us, and wondering how we can possibly survive this horrible, deadly world of ours.
Hoag's Object has to be my favourite here... TWO extremely unique and rare galaxy types... in ONE image, purely by coincidence, and near enough accidental. What are the odds of something as awesome as that?! Great video!
PsyintZ you’re the only one who eats popcorn without microwaving it. We all think it’s weird that you eat seeds. You’re supposed to pop the seeds first weirdo
John this is one of your best so far, absolutely loving it as always, however I feel like you overdid the ambient music on this one. You have such a calming and lovely voice, kinda made me have to focus just to hear what you are saying
Well' it's doubtful they'd come out pre-faceted.......... but I wonder how diamond prices would respond to the news that we'd found a reachable exoplanet which does that?
@@cherryb893 The diamond market is already subject to the deliberate creation of artificial scarcity by destroying them at the mines to keep prices inflated.
7:35 correction, "The great milky way galaxy is on its way towards the andromeda galaxy" New studies have shown that our galaxy is in fact larger than we thought, larger than the andromeda galaxy.
Makes me sad that even though I'm 26 turning 27 soon I will never learn some insane shit about the universe. Yeah, it was sweet seeing a photo of a black hole, but we still have no idea what happens in them. These deep answers, the visuals to come after I'm gone, I'll never see. There have been some monumental things I've had to think about so far even though I'm so young, like the multiverse theory with the apparent "bruise" at the edge of the universe from ours hitting another one, or even the whole simulation theory... I could go on, but the ones I would love to know are going to escape me. Tech has gotten better immeasurably in my short time so I hope it can progress enough to where we can reach the required level while I'm still around.
@Weare Hiddenservices Weare Hiddenservices Show me *ONE* single study that shows DMT to be organically damaging or to have long term adverse effects in any way (aside from HPPD, which is debatable whether or not that's even an "adverse" side effect). I can find exaclty *zero* evidence indicating that DMT "literally eats your spinal cord in a traceable chemical pattern" or "slows down the wiring to your brain". The only people who shouldn't ever fuck around with psychedelics are schizos like yourself. That being said, take your prescribed meds, schizo.
@Weare Hiddenservices I disagree that Humans cannot live in peace with differing values. As long as base ones such as fairness and decency are upheld then anyone can live together.
When I worked night shift, I used to come home in the morning and still feel restless. But then I'd fall asleep in my chair while your calm voice explained the mysteries of space. Thank you sir, Good work as always.
Id like to read ur books i just dont have the ability to do so. Ur one of my favorite youtubers ur vids give me goosebumps fill me with wonderment and awe so thank u Mr godier. This is better than tv imo.
About the werewolf names and the stupid one that the others can't stand? "Damnit, Moon Moon!" That's all I could think of while he was talking about moon moons
Wow! This video is very interesting. I learned a lot of new information, as well as some things I will now have to Google and research to satisfy my curiosity. Thank you so much!
I usually enjoy your videos very much and think they keep a great quality but, to me, this video completely dwarfed all your previous work. Unbelievably fascinating stuff! I can barely look at the night sky anymore without a feeling of awe creeping up on me, while just a few years ago I would barely notice if the stars were even out. Thanks a lot for your work.
The interpretation that the quasar is actually an x-ray source in or in front of the galaxy comes from a 2005 paper (arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0409215). The author, Halton Arp, was an advocate for what was called intrinsic redshift and a model that held all quasars were actually objects around galaxies, smaller and nearer than the mainstream cosmological model makes them out to be: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-standard_cosmology#Redshift_periodicity_and_intrinsic_redshifts According to the Wikipedia article: "The biggest problem with Arp's analysis is that today there are hundreds of thousands of quasars with known redshifts discovered by various sky surveys. The vast majority of these quasars are not correlated in any way with nearby AGN [active galactic nuclei]. Indeed, with improved observing techniques, a number of host galaxies have been observed around quasars which indicates that those quasars at least really are at cosmological distances and are not the kind of objects Arp proposes. Arp's analysis, according to most scientists, suffers from being based on small number statistics and hunting for peculiar coincidences and odd associations. Unbiased samples of sources, taken from numerous galaxy surveys of the sky show none of the proposed 'irregularities', nor that any statistically significant correlations exist." The mainstream interpretation is that quasars are very distant, heavily redshifted objects, and that this one is simply shining through it (chandra.harvard.edu/blog/node/150): "The fact that a background quasar can be seen through the disk of NGC7319 does not make it special; the galactic disk is quite thin and much of the gas and dust has been stripped out of it by encounters with the other galaxies. Arp's arguments (published in the Astrophysical Journal in 2005) rest on the idea that it is very unlikely to find a background quasar whose position in the sky is so close to the center of the galaxy. However, his estimate of the number of quasars in the sky is too low, and misses the point that the gravity of galaxies (and groups or clusters of galaxies) will act as a lens, making it easier to detect quasars behind them. In the same year a study looking at quasar counts behind 200,000 galaxies in the Sloan Digital Sky Survey showed the numbers to be exactly as predicted by standard cosmological models." The interpretation of quasars being extremely bright and distant also works with gravitational lensing (as in #7 on the list), which wouldn't be the case if they were relatively small objects close to galaxies.
My favorites were #7 the double quasar and the potential exoplanet crossing billions of years in front of it causing a dip in the light. Imagine trying to plan that one out in advance. Next was #5 Hoag’s object, what are the chances of finding something as unusual as that and dead smack within it (from our perspective) is another example of the same thing. Thanks John for such interesting videos.
Really like your videos! I watch a number of other channels streaming the same content and I really appreciate that 99% of the time the graphic/footage you are showing is specific to the content you are discussing. Great content!
Hey, I just wanted to say I find great pleasure and educational satisfaction watching your videos, I hope to learn much more from them as this is something (the universe) I have held a burning passion for since a very young age. Peace my friend! ✌️
@Silver Spoon it's a man made potential collision object. It's like throwing a coin out of a high building but with a much smaller chance of it hitting anything human critical system.
Amazing video! Love it. John, could you make a full episode on rogue planets? They are so mysterious, and at the same time it's kind of sad to think that there might be a rocky planet somewhere wondering through the darkness with no sun to warm it up!
Dear JMG, I love your channel. But in this particular episode the music is very loud. Its hard to hear you speaking. Kindly upload again with less music volume. Thank you.
Congrats on 200K subscribers! I enjoy these Top 10 and their interesting insights. You do keep Physics & Astronomy alive for me weekly. When I think of the universe i rationalize it being like a massive planet with lots of cuties and the cities shining brightly are like Galaxies. In between are all interstellar space those cities. Thus it’s my theory that interstellar space is full of unknown objects we are unaware of. It’s like people living way out in the county areas away from the cities. From space, what you see is mostly the lights of cities looking down on the planet with all their lights. But there surely are lots going on in between all those cities on the planet below. So I think interstellar space being very vast, is also full of stuff that don’t always shine bright like regular galaxies.
I used to listen to creepypastas on youtube as I fall asleep----now I am listening to this channel before I go to bed. Awesome information to listen to at night, and often times more scarier to my fragile mind.
YES MICHAEL... WE, THE MOONANITES, WILL CONFIRM THAT EVEN THE MOST PERFECT ASTRAL BODY, THE MOON, CAN HAVE ITS OWN PERFECT ORBITING BODY. YES. A MOON. I COMMAND YOU TO SMOKE WHILE YOU MAKE VIDEOS!
I know this sounds very strange, but when I see those beautiful pictures of the universe, I get such strange feelings of truth... I cant even find the right words for how it feels! Space is just so inspiring yet terrifying, but I feel like its the only real thing. Somehow I feel like the universe is more my home than earth is... it just feels right exactly the way it is, everything about it is perfect.
Excellent video John! Today on CNN "The Curiosity rover detects oxygen behaving strangely on Mars". What are your thoughts? Do you think we are getting closer to finding life on Mars? Last week there was another article, "Breakthrough Listen to Collaborate with Scientists from NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) Team to Look for Signs of Advanced Extraterrestrial Life" What are you thoughts on that? I think there is a good chance that advanced life does exists in the Milky Way.
I admire your honesty in how you convey theoretical information. There's a ton of authors on this platform that portray the greater picture of the universe as bullet proof. Thanks for not being one of them.
8:55 know what else is astronomically unlikely to happen? That the only single moon that orbits the only single planet with sentient life on it in the solar system, is at the exact right distance from said planet to produce a perfect solar eclipse, at the exact right time that said sentient species developed astronomy capable of detecting this. That blows my mind, and yet very few people think about this. Because at the age of the dinosaurs, the moon orbited closer to Earth, and as such would have covered up the corona as well, not a perfect 1:1 eclipse at that time. The fact that this perfect eclipse happens at THIS time, and on THIS planet, from its ONLY moon (the chances would be greater if we had a dozen moons), is astronomically unlikely to the point of almost being divine intervention. Now, i do NOT subscribe to the divine intervention idea, but i'm just saying.... Incredibly illogically unlikely astronomical coincidences happen more commonly than mathematics state they "should".... We should NOT have a moon that perfectly sized and spaced in relation to the sun. But we do. Who knows why... *Edit:* Regarding Hoags Object, you also forgot to factor in another thing in that observation. Not only is it astronomically unlikely to have two of these rare objects seen "through" each other like that, it is also exponentially even more astronomically unlikely to have THAT particular field of view, occur from the PERSPECTIVE of the HOMEWORLD of a newly arisen sentient technologically advanced civilization such as ourselves.. Do you get my drift? If this line-up happened as seen from Orion, fair enough. Cool. But it happened as seen from Sol, with Earthlings capable of appreciating it. What are the odds of THAT? And not only that, but the fact that this line-up occurs at this TIME when we are able to observe it, this line-up could have happened 1 billion years ago when there was nobody to see it, as galaxies drift and perspectives change. But it's lined up like this right NOW, when we're here to see it. If you do the math, this sort of double/triple-coincidence should simply NOT occur. Yet it does, frequently.
Awesome video. You've outdone yourself with this one. Often these lists are just aggregations known by everybody, but this was great. Well done Sir, you really know, what you are talking about. Keep up the great work.
Please read some of your books on audio book. I swear I’d listen to anything you narrate. Such a calm yet interesting voice
YES!
Yeah dude
Absolutely
Fantastic idea/request!
Or....... Now this is a big one........ Hear me out....... You.... Could... Learn to read.....
I fall asleep to you most nights.
I really like learning new things every night before I go to bed. Makes me feel productive.
And your voice is perfect.
I’d love to get a long video sometime.
Tomba Swine hahaha so this puts you to sleep ?
O
you should have a long video together 🙌
Often a good distraction from this world.
Agreed
~ I see, a bad moon-moon rising
~ I see, double trouble on the way
"Hope you have got your things together; Hope you are quite prepared ......" ! _C.C.R_
Get it girl!
@@Gabriel-fw7te ~ Looks like we're in for double nasty weather
~ Both eyes be taken for an eye
dont go out tonight its bound to take your life therezzzz a bad moon on the rise..... ohhhhhhh.....dont go out tonight
The Moon:Prepare for trouble
Smaller Moon: And make it double
If a moon has a moon of its own, does that make the planet they orbit their grandplanet?
If our moon had its own moon, wouldnt Earths gravity disrupt it?
here one. if the moon is full but the moonmoon is crescent what do you call it? crescentcrescent? or full-crescet. or if both are crescent is it crescentcrescentcrescent?
God wants to know your location.
Or cousin if it's captured.
Lol
Absolutely fantastic video, covering ten astronomical enigmas. It clearly took considerable time and thought to prepare such a great video. Many thanks, John.
Video: "Number 24: NS-GZ5-SX7"
Me: "Ah, yes."
2:20 "SIMP" J013656.5+093347
The best videos for sleeping while having existential crisis. Love it!
OMG I do that same sooooo true! Thanks John!
I love the sound of sombre voices and internalized abject terror.
Same
I do that too!!!!🤣
@Douglas Sirk bro exactly same with me
I love watching your list videos and then researching each phenomenon afterwards. It’s really expanded my space/science knowledge
Mine too! I just looked a few up!
I want to hear someone tell me which one is the coolest in a count down with their preferences, cuz i got none of dem my own aderrrrrrrrr
Thank you John you are the one TH-camr who does astronomy top 10 lists that I actually enjoy every number on.
I wonder if earth is a bizarre object to someone in deep space.
I never thought of it like that. thank you
Absolutely. It's the only planet within hundreds of light years to have a raging life infection and fully bloomed case of humans. It's a very unique and strange world.
Earth is an extremely strange planet. It's had liquid water for billions of years, is located in a system of nearly spherical planetary orbits, and has an enormously large satellite. The surface conditions of Earth, with its sheer diversity of climates, are probably one of the rarest natural occurrences in the universe. It only seems normal to us because we evolved here. To some alien fish on an icy water moon, Earth would be one of the oddest things they've ever found.
Depends on way he/she/it can detect planets. We cant see planets even on closest solar system realy, only when they pass their star. In other hand, if someone can "listen" on earths radio frequencies.. yeah it would look quite bizarre. If they somehow have way to see actual planet.. they would see night side and that its lit up like mini-sun, lol.
"You don't know you're from a deathworld until you leave it."
It's fun to think that there are aliens from perfectly climate-peaceful (to them) worlds out there, looking down on us, and wondering how we can possibly survive this horrible, deadly world of ours.
That’s no moon...
It’s a moon moon
It's no moon moon. It's a battle station station!
2:19 Damn even planets be Simp-ing these days smh
Damn you beat me to it
they're beta orbiters
What is "Simp-ing"?
That’s Planet SIMP
@@bobinthewest8559 respecting women and not being a virgin
Hoag's Object has to be my favourite here... TWO extremely unique and rare galaxy types... in ONE image, purely by coincidence, and near enough accidental.
What are the odds of something as awesome as that?! Great video!
hey maybe its Just a mirror inside
Love watching John’s videos before bed, awesome timing!
2:19 thought we wouldn't notice by spelling it out 👀
2:18 so there’s a planet called SIMP somewhere in the universe
Thats its code name. Its real name is Ninja
It distantly orbits a hot star.... in the uncomfortable friendship zone, between the planets of desperate hope and despair.
I've met a few planet sized simps, too many tendies
Lol of course there is
Every single time. Moonmoon. Every time you said that I was dying.
Noice
Take a shot every time he says "moon"
The universe continues to humble me in it's vastness and pure beauty. "I... a universe of atoms, an atom in the universe." - RF
t3hgir me to 💯💯💯🙏🏾💯💯💯
Keep up the good work JMG, the world would be missing something without your vids! : )
Am I the only one who can't hold back a smile every time John says "moon moon?"
PsyintZ you’re the only one who eats popcorn without microwaving it. We all think it’s weird that you eat seeds. You’re supposed to pop the seeds first weirdo
Moonmoons should be called Twoons, fight me.
Douglas Sirk
Some may even call it a lair
well, ain't you a twonatic...
nooms
I’m on board with, Twoons. Settled.
Then a year is 12 twonths.
Moon moon is my new favorite term. You need to make some moon moon tee shirts. Thanks for the video John.
Strick Nine know your meme...
Moonmoon is, strangely, a very satisfying word to hear.
John this is one of your best so far, absolutely loving it as always, however I feel like you overdid the ambient music on this one. You have such a calming and lovely voice, kinda made me have to focus just to hear what you are saying
Diamond volcanoes
Wouldnt that be a sight
Well' it's doubtful they'd come out pre-faceted.......... but I wonder how diamond prices would respond to the news that we'd found a reachable exoplanet which does that?
@@cherryb893 The diamond market is already subject to the deliberate creation of artificial scarcity by destroying them at the mines to keep prices inflated.
Priceless
Surrounded by packs of greedy chicks.
What would pour out of them? Liquid emeralds?
“In which we liiive”
Wow, this video was amazing. It gave me chills. Thank you for this 😌
Stephan’s Quintet: These redshifts ain’t loyal.
I love how every time you say “moon moon” your voice slightly elevates
7:35 correction, "The great milky way galaxy is on its way towards the andromeda galaxy"
New studies have shown that our galaxy is in fact larger than we thought, larger than the andromeda galaxy.
A Moon-Moon would be very interesting to future SETI explorers.
A moonmoon full of moo-moo is what farmers wanna know.
For a second I legit thought John was going to start this video by saying "the universe is full of shit"
Hahhahahhaahahhaahah
Which it is.
DAMMIT MOON MOON
(anyone remembers this meme of the derp husky?)
WoW 4TW!
Im glad someone said it
I can't believe I've never found your channel before...
Binge watching everything now 😂
moon moon sounds like the name of an ancient giant
"The Justified Ancients of Moon Moon"?
Thank you again JMG for your insight, consistent content and modest comic relief. You are a scholar and a gentleman.
Makes me sad that even though I'm 26 turning 27 soon I will never learn some insane shit about the universe. Yeah, it was sweet seeing a photo of a black hole, but we still have no idea what happens in them. These deep answers, the visuals to come after I'm gone, I'll never see.
There have been some monumental things I've had to think about so far even though I'm so young, like the multiverse theory with the apparent "bruise" at the edge of the universe from ours hitting another one, or even the whole simulation theory... I could go on, but the ones I would love to know are going to escape me.
Tech has gotten better immeasurably in my short time so I hope it can progress enough to where we can reach the required level while I'm still around.
DaveKraft400 take DMT if you want to see space in person
Weare Hiddenservices bro wtf are you talking about
@Weare Hiddenservices Weare Hiddenservices Show me *ONE* single study that shows DMT to be organically damaging or to have long term adverse effects in any way (aside from HPPD, which is debatable whether or not that's even an "adverse" side effect). I can find exaclty *zero* evidence indicating that DMT "literally eats your spinal cord in a traceable chemical pattern" or "slows down the wiring to your brain". The only people who shouldn't ever fuck around with psychedelics are schizos like yourself. That being said, take your prescribed meds, schizo.
@Weare Hiddenservices I disagree that Humans cannot live in peace with differing values. As long as base ones such as fairness and decency are upheld then anyone can live together.
When I worked night shift, I used to come home in the morning and still feel restless. But then I'd fall asleep in my chair while your calm voice explained the mysteries of space. Thank you sir, Good work as always.
"Moonmoon"? Sounds like a French cartoon character. "The Adventures of Moonmoon and the Little Dipper in Cosmicland".
Man, I come across your videos quite often and they are always fantastic. You have a great voice for this type of video. Subbed.
Take a shot every time he says Moon-Moon. 🥃
Moon 🌚🌑🌑
Either that or post a derpy husky-dog meme.
Ha beat me to it
Shut up! I did!! .....now I see moon-moons all over the place...
I am hammered
Id like to read ur books i just dont have the ability to do so. Ur one of my favorite youtubers ur vids give me goosebumps fill me with wonderment and awe so thank u Mr godier. This is better than tv imo.
What if Oumuamua had a moon and moon-moon ? Oumuamuamoonmoon?
I love your videos! Can you please lower the music volume? Thanks
The further out you get, the more mistakes SCP-184 makes...
You're not wrong there.
This video is definitely one of your better productions. Keep them coming please.
Ima just come out and say it...
Moonmoons are Meta as hell
I'm not a man of letters so your videos are the very best. The average person can understand and enjoy them. Thanks.
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Bogmire777 why wasn't there any black emojis in there you racist? 🙍🏿♀️
A new edition of JMG's list videos always makes the day better. I'm still waiting for the sequel to Supermind. I need.
Hoag's Object looks like the eye of an old god staring at us
I really liked this episode. I like them all but this one was particularly interesting. Stephan's Quintet and the Diamond Planet were fascinating.
Number 11 and 12: A whale and a flower pot.
Thanks for all the fish
Not again...
Such a great movie, @@TheCbot88.
There goes Agrajag. Again.
brother it's so good to be able to listen to these as I go to sleep thank you so much
Anyone remember that moon moon meme from the early 2010s?
About the werewolf names and the stupid one that the others can't stand? "Damnit, Moon Moon!" That's all I could think of while he was talking about moon moons
Dammit Moon Moon!
John Michael Godier saves the day with another awesome video!
Diamond star ... “put a ring on it” will have an entirely new meaning!
John, your shows are truly excellent. I watch every episode including your long talk format. I also love your voice over side kick!
Can you say "moon, moon" one more time please :)
I love your videos and it's a blessing to have one come out right before bed
I like the background music but it is a tad too loud and interferes with the clarity of the narration
Ya this one’s killer tbh
Wow! This video is very interesting. I learned a lot of new information, as well as some things I will now have to Google and research to satisfy my curiosity. Thank you so much!
This astrology chick said I was “a double moon” or a moon moon.
I usually enjoy your videos very much and think they keep a great quality but, to me, this video completely dwarfed all your previous work. Unbelievably fascinating stuff! I can barely look at the night sky anymore without a feeling of awe creeping up on me, while just a few years ago I would barely notice if the stars were even out. Thanks a lot for your work.
all i can think of is that damn husky meme... "GAD DAMMIT MOON MOON!"
Stephen's Quintet just blew my mind. To know that we may be wrong about redshift is truly exciting!
The interpretation that the quasar is actually an x-ray source in or in front of the galaxy comes from a 2005 paper (arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0409215). The author, Halton Arp, was an advocate for what was called intrinsic redshift and a model that held all quasars were actually objects around galaxies, smaller and nearer than the mainstream cosmological model makes them out to be:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-standard_cosmology#Redshift_periodicity_and_intrinsic_redshifts
According to the Wikipedia article: "The biggest problem with Arp's analysis is that today there are hundreds of thousands of quasars with known redshifts discovered by various sky surveys. The vast majority of these quasars are not correlated in any way with nearby AGN [active galactic nuclei]. Indeed, with improved observing techniques, a number of host galaxies have been observed around quasars which indicates that those quasars at least really are at cosmological distances and are not the kind of objects Arp proposes. Arp's analysis, according to most scientists, suffers from being based on small number statistics and hunting for peculiar coincidences and odd associations. Unbiased samples of sources, taken from numerous galaxy surveys of the sky show none of the proposed 'irregularities', nor that any statistically significant correlations exist."
The mainstream interpretation is that quasars are very distant, heavily redshifted objects, and that this one is simply shining through it (chandra.harvard.edu/blog/node/150):
"The fact that a background quasar can be seen through the disk of NGC7319 does not make it special; the galactic disk is quite thin and much of the gas and dust has been stripped out of it by encounters with the other galaxies. Arp's arguments (published in the Astrophysical Journal in 2005) rest on the idea that it is very unlikely to find a background quasar whose position in the sky is so close to the center of the galaxy. However, his estimate of the number of quasars in the sky is too low, and misses the point that the gravity of galaxies (and groups or clusters of galaxies) will act as a lens, making it easier to detect quasars behind them. In the same year a study looking at quasar counts behind 200,000 galaxies in the Sloan Digital Sky Survey showed the numbers to be exactly as predicted by standard cosmological models."
The interpretation of quasars being extremely bright and distant also works with gravitational lensing (as in #7 on the list), which wouldn't be the case if they were relatively small objects close to galaxies.
Kinda makes you realize....we have no idea whats out there, lol...
Unless its a gigantic raging explosion or passing in front of one, we cant see it!
there is still a ton of stuff on this planet no person has ever seen
@@Robnoxious77 you talking about avril lavigne's bewbies? or Jimmy Hoffa's skeleton?
Scorch428 ur a weird piece of shit
My favorites were #7 the double quasar and the potential exoplanet crossing billions of years in front of it causing a dip in the light. Imagine trying to plan that one out in advance. Next was #5 Hoag’s object, what are the chances of finding something as unusual as that and dead smack within it (from our perspective) is another example of the same thing. Thanks John for such interesting videos.
Imagine finding a third ringed galaxy in the gap of the second galaxy seen in hoag’s object
That would be BEYOND COOL.
Then the Matrix is real and someone is playing with us.
Really like your videos! I watch a number of other channels streaming the same content and I really appreciate that 99% of the time the graphic/footage you are showing is specific to the content you are discussing. Great content!
"Full Moon Moon Pie"
- Saul Goodman
Hey, I just wanted to say I find great pleasure and educational satisfaction watching your videos, I hope to learn much more from them as this is something (the universe) I have held a burning passion for since a very young age. Peace my friend! ✌️
Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster floating in space is pretty freaky
@Jack Russell - So is the human race, so...
@Silver Spoon it's a man made potential collision object. It's like throwing a coin out of a high building but with a much smaller chance of it hitting anything human critical system.
Is it just the roadster, or that his ex-girl friend suddenly vanished without a trace around the time the roadster was launched into space ?
Amazing video! Love it. John, could you make a full episode on rogue planets? They are so mysterious, and at the same time it's kind of sad to think that there might be a rocky planet somewhere wondering through the darkness with no sun to warm it up!
Dear JMG, I love your channel. But in this particular episode the music is very loud. Its hard to hear you speaking. Kindly upload again with less music volume. Thank you.
I was really high when I found this channel and it was a wild night.
Background music was a bit high in this video.
Very very hard to hear the narration.
Yeah it was making the hairs on my neck stand up was an unpleasant sound
Congrats on 200K subscribers! I enjoy these Top 10 and their interesting insights. You do keep Physics & Astronomy alive for me weekly.
When I think of the universe i rationalize it being like a massive planet with lots of cuties and the cities shining brightly are like Galaxies. In between are all interstellar space those cities. Thus it’s my theory that interstellar space is full of unknown objects we are unaware of. It’s like people living way out in the county areas away from the cities. From space, what you see is mostly the lights of cities looking down on the planet with all their lights. But there surely are lots going on in between all those cities on the planet below. So I think interstellar space being very vast, is also full of stuff that don’t always shine bright like regular galaxies.
Moonmoon is my favorite word today
I used to listen to creepypastas on youtube as I fall asleep----now I am listening to this channel before I go to bed. Awesome information to listen to at night, and often times more scarier to my fragile mind.
Are we really going to ignore the fact that there’s a rogue planet that was literally named SIMP?
I love all your videos but this is one of the best. Absolutely mind blowing and very well presented. Thank you and all the best
There is the forest moon of Endor.....Rey made it safe by herself.
I'm so glad you still make stuff I always love your videos
YES MICHAEL... WE, THE MOONANITES, WILL CONFIRM THAT EVEN THE MOST PERFECT ASTRAL BODY, THE MOON, CAN HAVE ITS OWN PERFECT ORBITING BODY. YES. A MOON. I COMMAND YOU TO SMOKE WHILE YOU MAKE VIDEOS!
SMOKE OR I'LL MAKE YOU SMOKE MICHAEL!
I'll never get tired of hearing you say moonmoon
Coincidentally, the Hawaiian word for "Moon's Moon" is 'Oumuamua.
I thought that was the word for "visitor"
@@EuriEuropa Never heard that one before. Usually we say haole, but that could just be where I grew up in.
Oumuamua means ¨first visitor¨
I thought it was visitor from a far away place? Or some such shit :)
I know this sounds very strange, but when I see those beautiful pictures of the universe, I get such strange feelings of truth... I cant even find the right words for how it feels! Space is just so inspiring yet terrifying, but I feel like its the only real thing. Somehow I feel like the universe is more my home than earth is... it just feels right exactly the way it is, everything about it is perfect.
Excellent video John! Today on CNN "The Curiosity rover detects oxygen behaving strangely on Mars". What are your thoughts? Do you think we are getting closer to finding life on Mars? Last week there was another article, "Breakthrough Listen to Collaborate with Scientists from NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) Team to Look for Signs of Advanced Extraterrestrial Life" What are you thoughts on that? I think there is a good chance that advanced life does exists in the Milky Way.
I admire your honesty in how you convey theoretical information. There's a ton of authors on this platform that portray the greater picture of the universe as bullet proof. Thanks for not being one of them.
When I die I want to be reincarnated as space
What space exactly? You wanna be a planet, a star, a black hole or just dark matter?
Vegan ASMR he wants to be a black hole but hell probbaly come back as somebody’s butthole. Imagine being reincarnated as bacteria on a pooper
Thanks for yet another insightful video and the chance to hear your voice
8:55 know what else is astronomically unlikely to happen?
That the only single moon that orbits the only single planet with sentient life on it in the solar system, is at the exact right distance from said planet to produce a perfect solar eclipse, at the exact right time that said sentient species developed astronomy capable of detecting this.
That blows my mind, and yet very few people think about this.
Because at the age of the dinosaurs, the moon orbited closer to Earth, and as such would have covered up the corona as well, not a perfect 1:1 eclipse at that time. The fact that this perfect eclipse happens at THIS time, and on THIS planet, from its ONLY moon (the chances would be greater if we had a dozen moons), is astronomically unlikely to the point of almost being divine intervention.
Now, i do NOT subscribe to the divine intervention idea, but i'm just saying....
Incredibly illogically unlikely astronomical coincidences happen more commonly than mathematics state they "should"....
We should NOT have a moon that perfectly sized and spaced in relation to the sun. But we do. Who knows why...
*Edit:* Regarding Hoags Object, you also forgot to factor in another thing in that observation.
Not only is it astronomically unlikely to have two of these rare objects seen "through" each other like that, it is also exponentially even more astronomically unlikely to have THAT particular field of view, occur from the PERSPECTIVE of the HOMEWORLD of a newly arisen sentient technologically advanced civilization such as ourselves.. Do you get my drift?
If this line-up happened as seen from Orion, fair enough. Cool.
But it happened as seen from Sol, with Earthlings capable of appreciating it. What are the odds of THAT?
And not only that, but the fact that this line-up occurs at this TIME when we are able to observe it, this line-up could have happened 1 billion years ago when there was nobody to see it, as galaxies drift and perspectives change. But it's lined up like this right NOW, when we're here to see it.
If you do the math, this sort of double/triple-coincidence should simply NOT occur. Yet it does, frequently.
Baleur I like the way you think dude.
Awesome video. You've outdone yourself with this one. Often these lists are just aggregations known by everybody, but this was great. Well done Sir, you really know, what you are talking about. Keep up the great work.
I am so high.
What a great way to start the day.
hey john, just wanna say thanks for all the amazing videos! by far one of my favourite channels and just wanted to say thanks!
Love your content , keep up the good work . Thank you !
This is a very well made video. Great pictures and animations, and quality information
Another wonderful examination of the unusual, sir!