Ironically coupled with the majority sheeple becoming tik tok cell phone zombies by the billions, and raping and polluting the planet nigh unto the point of destruction.
It's always amazing to me when models of very large things look like things that are inside our bodies. Images in the enormous web section of this video look like our nervous system.
7:38 So, if Shapley is a stomach, does that make Laniakea a spleen? Well that's important. We're the defenders of the Universe (if we don't blow it up)!
Not necessarily the best video if a person is struggling with how small we are, but enlightening as hell for those have learned to accept it. And all of it shared by a wonderful person who loves to share a sense of wonder with us. Excellent work, wonderful person.
Every time I see a graphic Illustration of our galaxy's place in space along with all the other galaxies in our Local Group and up to the Lainakea supercluster, I have a rather profound existential crisis.
I can't shake off the suspicion that this vast vast vast space houses quite the large amount of derelict interstellar probes not unlike our Voyagers...The chance of finding them is incredibly small...but it would be absolutely mindblowing if we did.
I find it incredibly fascinating that the more you go from micro level, to macro across the universe. You see the same patterns, but it starts forming a brain almost the more we discover.
@@kirby771 The meaning of the word "insane" is: state of mind which prevents normal perception, behavior, or social interaction; seriously mentally ill
@@poliniques^another person who both doesn’t grasp the concept of intensifiers, semantic shift, or that dictionaries document how people use words, and are not unchanging immutable meaning givers. You’d lose it if you found out where “terrific” comes from.
A while ago, I read everything related to great attractors and great walls on Wikipedia including similar hyphens and I figured out that everything was moving towards Shapley including the great attractor, I was able to answer before you answered. Feels good, like reading your textbook before class hahaha
Trying to imagine the jaw-dropping shock of an astronomer from the 1930s, back when they were just confirming that Andromeda is, in fact, a whole other galaxy, if you told them about 80 or so galaxies being called "the local group" and tried to explain clusters of *hundreds of thousands* of galaxies all moving together. Like, they'd get it, but they wouldn't be okay for a couple days.
As a child who loved reading comics, I fantasized that we were just part of some cosmic being; the earth just a cell in it. As an adult that fantasy is still present, just even bigger; the cosmic web are neurons in a cosmic brain. Yea, silly. Great videos Anton!
It's also interesting to realize that the structures we're seeing is actually how they were in the past. For example, the "Sloan Great Wall" we see is actually one billion years out of date. Cosmology is a fascinating field of study, but much of it is a little counter-intuitive because realizing that what we see is an ever older and more out of date "map" that gets more and more out of date the farther away from us we are looking at.
So if I try to understand this- I need to look at things in our world that point to our universe. the ocean with it's movements around rock and the tides, always in motion. The galaxy and the attraction of gravity move at the rate we will marvel at. The fact we only will live to see a small part of what we are a part of is the cosmic joy of being alive on this incredible Planet. Thank You! Anton for your insights!
This is an amazing update. That observable picture really blew my mind. It's also really cool concifmdering for all this time we have been getting told everything in space was pushing away from eachother where in reality theybare all being attracted to a point.
Why hasn't anyone done a video about the fact that expansion is not uniform? Meaning, there could be possibly contraction that's not caused by gravity... Additionally, there are theories that do NOT need a "big bang" or cosmic inflation related to one event.
Most people can't properly picture one kilometer of land. At best they can fudge it, estimate it innaccurately, and completely drop 99% of the details in that kilometer and create an oversimplified vague model which doesn't really represent 1 km. That's 1 km. Now do thousands of those for a nation. Then do thousands of those thousands for our planet. The Human mind is so poorly equipped to comprehend distances with any precision or accuracy. I'm so glad we can build models instead, to use as maps and concepts. The scales depicted in this video are truly beyond mortal comprehension. Very impressive, very cool.
Anton the education you give us is superb! these structures look like brain cells. or maybe our brain cells are modeled after the galaxy "as above so is below". thank you for the education you give us. at some time can you discuss the EU theory of universe vs the gravitation dominated theory of universe! Love you. and love your videos.
Interesting they can come up with these detailed maps of the exact paths of galaxies that are hundreds of millions of light years away, but the video last month said that they aren't sure Andromeda will hit us because they can only measure the portion of movement towards us, they can't tell any side-to-side motion.
🤔 that would seem to explain why everything looks like filaments or neural pathways... if things are moving sideways or in any other direction for that matter the universe would look radically different.
Dang it! We've been living here rent-free so far. So I hope the folks 👽who built this thing don't suddenly send us an invoice. Which still beats an eviction notice!
I can't get over the brain theory thing. I mean what if we're in a brain type thing, and what if we could zoom in beyond the quantum level, then just find out our whole universe is a quadrillionth times smaller than a quark. And that point would also be the big bang effect and it starts so over. Yeah that's enough internet for me tonight!
"It's... Uuhhh, difficult to imagine any of this and so even though grasping at we look at here is a bit challenging." 😂😂😂😂😂Understatement of the century😂😂😂😂😂
Anton: You continually provide me with stimulating information. More than enough for my granddaughter to ask questions, which leads to . . . You're contributing to the education of USA youth!
Absolutely amazingly beautiful........ beyond awesome, infinitely incredible and wonderous...... what gifts to see what we yearn to explore and understand..... what a Blessing such curiousity and even with such limited skills overall what Glories of discoveries............. Thank you for an astonishing and wonderful presentation Anton. Always a Gift.
fits the model, the best ET encounter I've ever heard is jerry wills - ET lab is doing cern type experiments and we are biology growing on some of the plasma rocks in it. the description he had for the machine - is this shape.
Find it perplexing and amazed at the siize of our universe, that even this super structure our local structure being that big to us... all is inside this massive super-void as shared in a prev. Video ... son not even the soze of this structure changes how empty is ourside of rhw universe...it is simplh amazing
The scale of structure we've been able to identify within this universe is truly mind boggling. And yet it's just as sobering to think that expansion will one day drag it all beyond our cosmological event horizon. Honestly, it only makes me want to understand dark energy even more!
"Where's the KABOOM ?? There's supposed to be an earth shattering KABOOM !!!" And when we get there, we will finally meet "The Caretaker !!" We can always count on Anton to bring us Mind Blowing Science.
Ah, yes, I'm looking at that image and I'm thinking "No chance AT ALL, or at least HIGHLY UNLIKELY, of there being any intelligent ET's living out there in all that space." 😂😂
The structure of the universe trips me out. Is it really that we're inside a brain cell? lol Interesting to me, I once left a sink full of dirty dishwater all night. When I got up in the morning, the entire substance had settled into a fillament structure very similar to the cosmic web. So in that mix was dish soap, a bunch of crud and water. It looked to me like the soap was sticking to itself and collapsing over time into "tubes" and webs. The dirt and grime was all arranged and stuck within the soap web as if it had formed around it. The water between the fillaments was very clear. As soon as my hand went in to unplug the drain the structure vanished. It was fleeting. It got me thinking about the cosmic web. How did this sink so perfectly demonstrate that formation? What can it tell us about how I do dishes?
considering the size, the differences in time from one end to the other is staggering; in one time zone, we're seeing where they were during the Ordovichian.
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To be alive in this time of discovery and understanding is nothing short of epic.
and to understand we still know nothing is even more so
Im just walking through the wilderness as a space cadet.
Ironically coupled with the majority sheeple becoming tik tok cell phone zombies by the billions, and raping and polluting the planet nigh unto the point of destruction.
You said it🎉🎉🎉
@@HandlesAreStupid2024we only know about 0.0000000000000000000001% of the universe.
In short, we still don't know much, almost nothing
It's always amazing to me when models of very large things look like things that are inside our bodies. Images in the enormous web section of this video look like our nervous system.
It does like like a penis, doesn't it?
Not an accident. Patterns of material organization repeat at all sizes. See fractals.
Kind of like the end of the Men in Black movies
Information theory strikes again
Go go scale invariant math
@@charlesschwaboverhere5582Also mentioned in Animal House when they are getting high at a professors house.
At 76 I am thankful to learn about these discoveries -- thanks again Anton
I'll never catch up to you at 73 but hope to repeat this reply when you're 79
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59 here and feeling the same here. The universe is so much cooler than we knew when I was a kid.
At some point humans will live forever, and that's when the real problems begin.
@@NeonVisual Oh come on. That’s ridiculous. We don’t have to wait that long. We can have real problems right now! :)
That map is evocative of an organic lifeforms internal organs. Thank you Anton!
7:38 So, if Shapley is a stomach, does that make Laniakea a spleen? Well that's important. We're the defenders of the Universe (if we don't blow it up)!
"It just keeps going." The cosmos wrapped up in a single phrase.
Yes, but apparently there's no aliens out there... in spite of all that massiveness. It's just us, right?
WoW! This one was Awesome! I love the maps and pics that give us a clue to what you are talking about! Thanks Anton! Great as usual!! 😊🎉❤
As Douglas Adams put it, "Space is big. Really big. You just won’t believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is"
It's ok, no reason for panic at all!
@@u.v.s.5583I know where my towel is.
"You may think that it's a long way down to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space."
30 minutes ago I saw this story in the news. And I thought I hope Anton covers it and boom here it is.
This isnt recent news
@@infinidominion
Not necessarily the best video if a person is struggling with how small we are, but enlightening as hell for those have learned to accept it.
And all of it shared by a wonderful person who loves to share a sense of wonder with us.
Excellent work, wonderful person.
It just upsets me how little reach we have to see it all
The more I learn, the smaller I feel, but the larger I am.
@@yaboihere494 Wisdom here.
Every time I see a graphic Illustration of our galaxy's place in space along with all the other galaxies in our Local Group and up to the Lainakea supercluster, I have a rather profound existential crisis.
I can't shake off the suspicion that this vast vast vast space houses quite the large amount of derelict interstellar probes not unlike our Voyagers...The chance of finding them is incredibly small...but it would be absolutely mindblowing if we did.
But if found here on Earth, somebody would probably just use it as a garden decoration 😊
@@WoozyMoose5150 So that's why the weird metal garden gnome keeps beeping prime numbers....
It would be pretty fitting if our "first contact" was really old and extremely uncommon space trash from some long extinct, hyper advanced species.
The scale of the universe is mind-blowing.
Hello wonderful persons…
Hello earther
Hello fellow wonderful person
Namaste 😀
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Heya hoser. 🇨🇦
I find it incredibly fascinating that the more you go from micro level, to macro across the universe.
You see the same patterns, but it starts forming a brain almost the more we discover.
It’s all fractals.
We are all just a dream of the universe
This podcast is superb. The large scale structure of the universe is just in its infancy. Very fascinating subject.
I’m so thankful for you Anton, much love goes out to you for all you do.
Your topics are always amazing. And key is just how well you present. Great job as usual.
All that . . . just 2% of the known universe! Wow!! Humbling.
Mind boggling! Thank you for sharing the images of the Universe, wowza, ❤
Everything is so big and so interconnected.
10:14 Distance from our galaxy to the edge observed here, only represents 2%! of all observable universe! THIS...blow my mind omg! 😭
Cosmic structures. Fascinating!
Looks like a big brain 🧠 . 🎶"It was all a dream"🎶
Or a brain cell... just imagine
@@Jeepsteve1982 Glad I’m not tripping right now
Oh God..
repeating structures would make sense tho
@@smoath Universe-sized brain, "You called?"
Okay this is insane! It blows my mind that we are able to map all this
It's not insane. Is science.
@@poliniquesIt is still insane and mind-blowing, congratulations to the scientists.
@@kirby771 The meaning of the word "insane" is: state of mind which prevents normal perception, behavior, or social interaction; seriously mentally ill
I feel we are still way too slow in all of this. But epic anyway
@@poliniques^another person who both doesn’t grasp the concept of intensifiers, semantic shift, or that dictionaries document how people use words, and are not unchanging immutable meaning givers.
You’d lose it if you found out where “terrific” comes from.
A while ago, I read everything related to great attractors and great walls on Wikipedia including similar hyphens and I figured out that everything was moving towards Shapley including the great attractor, I was able to answer before you answered. Feels good, like reading your textbook before class hahaha
Love your channel!
Could you do a video to the recent Coronal outbreak?
The sun's pretty strange recently
Trying to imagine the jaw-dropping shock of an astronomer from the 1930s, back when they were just confirming that Andromeda is, in fact, a whole other galaxy, if you told them about 80 or so galaxies being called "the local group" and tried to explain clusters of *hundreds of thousands* of galaxies all moving together. Like, they'd get it, but they wouldn't be okay for a couple days.
Many thanks for this post my friend, Your posts are always so informative , interesting, and so enjoyable. Never stop learning!!!!
Thx Anton for your efforts and your knowledge of the cosmos you share
There are some people that you know would be great friends in real life. Anton is one of those.
Wow Mind blowing information ,just trying to comprehend the scale involved gives me vertigo !
Hello Anton 👋
Imagine the spectacular singularity possible with the mass of millions of galaxies
Love these megastructure vids in particular
My head exploded like in the movie Scanners thanks Anton.
As a child who loved reading comics, I fantasized that we were just part of some cosmic being; the earth just a cell in it. As an adult that fantasy is still present, just even bigger; the cosmic web are neurons in a cosmic brain. Yea, silly. Great videos Anton!
what a time to be alive indeed ; thank you as always anton =]
It's also interesting to realize that the structures we're seeing is actually how they were in the past. For example, the "Sloan Great Wall" we see is actually one billion years out of date. Cosmology is a fascinating field of study, but much of it is a little counter-intuitive because realizing that what we see is an ever older and more out of date "map" that gets more and more out of date the farther away from us we are looking at.
We STILL DON'T KNOW WHY!!! We can have theories, but our lives are so short that there is no way we could truly test or understand.
Hello wonderful Anton, I sincerely hope you are doing well.
The universe is amazing 😅😅. Have a WONDERFUL week Anton and PEACE AND LOVE TO EVERYONE ❤❤.
So if I try to understand this- I need to look at things in our world that point to our universe. the ocean with it's movements around rock and the tides, always in motion. The galaxy and the attraction of gravity move at the rate we will marvel at. The fact we only will live to see a small part of what we are a part of is the cosmic joy of being alive on this incredible Planet. Thank You! Anton for your insights!
This is an amazing update. That observable picture really blew my mind. It's also really cool concifmdering for all this time we have been getting told everything in space was pushing away from eachother where in reality theybare all being attracted to a point.
10 years ago, first video on Lanieka, since then i waited for the next video about it, and here it is! ❤
The Shapley attractor is named for Harlow Shapley, the Harvard astronomer. It's pronounced with a short 'a'.
Thank you so much, Anton! The maps are beautiful. I’m so moved by this video. ✨
Not even one hour ago I finished reading Blame, and now you're telling me we're in it...
Why hasn't anyone done a video about the fact that expansion is not uniform? Meaning, there could be possibly contraction that's not caused by gravity... Additionally, there are theories that do NOT need a "big bang" or cosmic inflation related to one event.
Thanks for making great content Anton, I really appreciate you
Thank you Anton.
Most people can't properly picture one kilometer of land. At best they can fudge it, estimate it innaccurately, and completely drop 99% of the details in that kilometer and create an oversimplified vague model which doesn't really represent 1 km.
That's 1 km.
Now do thousands of those for a nation. Then do thousands of those thousands for our planet.
The Human mind is so poorly equipped to comprehend distances with any precision or accuracy.
I'm so glad we can build models instead, to use as maps and concepts.
The scales depicted in this video are truly beyond mortal comprehension.
Very impressive, very cool.
Ive always found it interesting how much like nerves and the human brain these structures resemble. Kinda makes one wonder...
Same
……Boom!
I love your videos, Anton. Thank you for continuing to post wonderful scientific discoveries.
Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. ☺️😊🤘👍
Anton the education you give us is superb! these structures look like brain cells. or maybe our brain cells are modeled after the galaxy "as above so is below". thank you for the education you give us. at some time can you discuss the EU theory of universe vs the gravitation dominated theory of universe! Love you. and love your videos.
lanikea laughs at dark energy!
thanks for a great video anton i was waiting for you to address this discovery before i believed it
..and the structure beyond the structure beyond that... We only see so much.
Your channel is a source of joy and inspiration. Thank you for your creativity!🌏♀️🎧
Wow, this is huge!
One of my favorite topics to follow. Has a great way of reframing things :)
Interesting they can come up with these detailed maps of the exact paths of galaxies that are hundreds of millions of light years away, but the video last month said that they aren't sure Andromeda will hit us because they can only measure the portion of movement towards us, they can't tell any side-to-side motion.
🤔 that would seem to explain why everything looks like filaments or neural pathways... if things are moving sideways or in any other direction for that matter the universe would look radically different.
Heck yeah!! Our galaxy IS part of something big! It's got Earth and all of us!!!🎉🎉
The universe is truly mind boggling…😊
Cheers, Anton. I wonder what cosmic truth is staring us in the face with this new large-scale structural information?
I was waiting for this one.
Thanks, Anton. I really enjoy your videos and I find you to be reliably interesting and easy to understand.
Carl Sagan would be proud...
Dang it! We've been living here rent-free so far. So I hope the folks 👽who built this thing don't suddenly send us an invoice. Which still beats an eviction notice!
I can't get over the brain theory thing.
I mean what if we're in a brain type thing, and what if we could zoom in beyond the quantum level, then just find out our whole universe is a quadrillionth times smaller than a quark. And that point would also be the big bang effect and it starts so over.
Yeah that's enough internet for me tonight!
This is a structural scale that is beyond comprehension. Then you tell us it is about 2% of the observable universe. Thank you, Anton!
"It's... Uuhhh, difficult to imagine any of this and so even though grasping at we look at here is a bit challenging."
😂😂😂😂😂Understatement of the century😂😂😂😂😂
Anton: You continually provide me with stimulating information. More than enough for my granddaughter to ask questions, which leads to . . . You're contributing to the education of USA youth!
It's hard not to feel extremely lost in the scale of it all when thinking about the larger "flow" of the universe. What a trip.
Big stuff made of small things. What a trip.
Imagine if we're just cells in a gigantic being or neutrons in a brain of a galactic giant.
Cool find!!
good to know we are living in content creator's brain
Absolutely amazingly beautiful........ beyond awesome, infinitely incredible and wonderous...... what gifts to see what we yearn to explore and understand..... what a Blessing such curiousity and even with such limited skills overall what Glories of discoveries............. Thank you for an astonishing and wonderful presentation Anton. Always a Gift.
We're just a thought in a ginormous, universal brain!! 😮
fits the model, the best ET encounter I've ever heard is jerry wills - ET lab is doing cern type experiments and we are biology growing on some of the plasma rocks in it. the description he had for the machine - is this shape.
galaxies are atoms, superclusters are molecules.
I would love to get this map! I'm going places!
They're conjugal waves. That's cool.
Find it perplexing and amazed at the siize of our universe, that even this super structure our local structure being that big to us... all is inside this massive super-void as shared in a prev. Video ... son not even the soze of this structure changes how empty is ourside of rhw universe...it is simplh amazing
The scale of structure we've been able to identify within this universe is truly mind boggling. And yet it's just as sobering to think that expansion will one day drag it all beyond our cosmological event horizon. Honestly, it only makes me want to understand dark energy even more!
Great video Anton!
"Where's the KABOOM ?? There's supposed to be an earth shattering KABOOM !!!"
And when we get there, we will finally meet "The Caretaker !!"
We can always count on Anton to bring us Mind Blowing Science.
Ah, yes, I'm looking at that image and I'm thinking "No chance AT ALL, or at least HIGHLY UNLIKELY, of there being any intelligent ET's living out there in all that space." 😂😂
As a neurophysiologist, this looks a lot like a brain with all it's different lobes and connections. Crazy! There's something here.
this is cooler than the fly brain being mapped
(even if this has less impact on society)
Hello wonderful Anton!
The structure of the universe trips me out. Is it really that we're inside a brain cell? lol
Interesting to me, I once left a sink full of dirty dishwater all night. When I got up in the morning, the entire substance had settled into a fillament structure very similar to the cosmic web.
So in that mix was dish soap, a bunch of crud and water. It looked to me like the soap was sticking to itself and collapsing over time into "tubes" and webs. The dirt and grime was all arranged and stuck within the soap web as if it had formed around it.
The water between the fillaments was very clear. As soon as my hand went in to unplug the drain the structure vanished. It was fleeting.
It got me thinking about the cosmic web. How did this sink so perfectly demonstrate that formation? What can it tell us about how I do dishes?
What I've always been curious about is if the movement towards the BOA is separate from the expansion of the universe.
It's almost like you were imagining the distribution of a quark distorted in a power law distributed gluon field...
man... science just keep expanding
Dust and dust, so much filthy dust! How will I ever get this galaxy clean?!
A vacuum cleaner?
Looks like similar patterns to the simulation of quantum fluctuations in "empty space"....scale and variance?
One day someone will look back at these maps the way we look at early old world maps.
If all the galaxies are headed to the BOA, rhey will be concentrated ... Some would say it is a BOA Constrictor 🤔😁
A big old ass
considering the size, the differences in time from one end to the other is staggering; in one time zone, we're seeing where they were during the Ordovichian.
I love how they look like a human ventricle systems within organs themselves.
Sorry if that sounds creepy, just a big anatomy fan :)
It's me. I'm the Shapely Attractor.
So, everything is connected to everything else, in one way or another.