New Earth Sized Planet Found by Listening to Radio Signals

Hello and welcome! My name is Anton and in this video, we will talk about a new amazing way of finding exoplanets by investigating the radio emissions coming from various aurora emitted by planets.

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[nyyotam]

One interesting thing that this technique enables, is to measure the speed the planet rotates around itself using the harmonic oscillations in the signal: If the planet is tidally locked then the signal between the planet and the star is in sync and no such oscillations are expected, but if it rotates around itself then it is like a rotor in an induction machine (one of the greatest discoveries of Tesla) and we should not only expect such oscillations but even be able to calculate its rotation speed by them. So we can finally know for sure if the Trappist planets are tidally locked or not, if proxima b is tidally locked or not.. Well, don't set your hopes high, its pretty sure they are tidally locked. But still.

[chrisv]

Sigh, it's never just let it be aliens just this once!

[MrBrelindm]

Radio astronomy is indeed pretty cool. Years ago when I was an active amateur radio operator I helped a friend tune and align an extensive array of left hand circular polarized antennas for the 2 meter, and 70 centimeter bands so we could work the space shuttle missions, and eme (Earth-moon-Earth) contacts on those VHF radio bands.

What really blows my mind is the fact that Jupiter emits more light in the X-ray range than does our sun due to the synchrotron radiation happening between Io and Jupiter's poles!

I was a radar technician in the Navy. There is an awful lot of information that one can glean from the processing of received radio signals.

As an aside, isn't language a funny thing. A radar mile is a measure of time yet a light year is a measure of distance. (For English anyways, not sure about other languages).

[shaunlenton]

Instant like on the video just because of Antons introduction, and because of the content and work he has put into his videos, if only other YouTubers had that kind of respect for their

[TheCarkolum]

Actually I'm exploring in my thesis about exomoons the possibility of finding exomoons type Io using the plasma of their atmosphere interacting with the magnetosphere of the exoplanet, emitting detectable radio signals (it's called plasma torus).

[robsimer]

Right on Anton, thanks for keeping it real while brining us truly amazing discoveries. Cosmic discovery doesn't need hyperbole to make it interseting.

[keithdouglass]

hi Anton. like the wayyou don't try to push your findings. relaxed . easy to understand .informative. Keith Australia

[laurieschroeder]

Anton, my hero Carl Sagan would be so proud of you.
Thank you again for taking the time to put together another great video.
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[dmeemd]

Wonderful video, wonderful person! We all learn and get so much space news from you, thank you!

[RiverLapse]

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[SquirrelASMR]

Anton is the best science channel. Always new information. Other channels are so repetitive.

[stephenbedford]

Anton, you are simply the best science educator on the net. Thanks (from Australia).

[SquirrelASMR]

Anton, when I quit H and fent and have more than negative $100 in my bank account, you will be the first person I donate to.

[SuperMixMonkey]

i wonder if these radio emissions can be adapted/modified in such a way to send messages between planets?

[amandamarshall]

I love your videos....you are so smart not only are you informative but the background pictures leave me in awww

[ehsnils]

It's actually quite interesting since a magnetosphere seems to be one of the reasons why Earth have a decent atmosphere for life.

[RCS-ONE]

How is it possible that this wonderful person, Anton, keeps us amazed every day ?

[abigailslade]

Love your work Anton easy to follow but detailed a difficult mix to pull off but you do it well.

[SSubversive]

Wonderful persons, gotta love new planets! The more the merrier!
Great channel Anton.

[SwampDonkey]

So all those old cheesy Sci-fi’s of planets hanging on strings making those Radio whistling sounds were on to something.