Two Unexplained Signals Found By a New Gravitational Wave Detector

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[SubParMechanic]

hey Anton i just wanna say that you are one of the reasons i want to pursue a career in all types physics related. It makes me want to understand how the universe really works and i do take inspiration from you :)

[KELEVRA]

I love how he smiles when he says goodbye. What a nice person 😊

[alexsnow]

“hello wonderful person” is probably nicest thing anyone ever said to me

[MrMeepzor]

I have been watching your channel grow for some years now. It is pleasing to see you reaching so many people. May you continue to find success as a science popularizer.

[neurostreams]

If Anton ever skips "hello wonderful person" we'll know that he's telling us to send a rescue team to free him from his captors.

[hagerty]

The most exciting phrase in science: "Hmmm, that's funny..."

[CU.SpaceCowboy]

using gravity to communicate is one of the coolest things ive heard this year

[speakeroftruth]

If we had more people like Anton, a lot more, what a wonderful world it be, and not the one we have now being run by idiots.

[craiga]

Mr. Petrov, you are wonderful! You leap language barriers, and make the complicated ideas much more understandable! Thank you very much!

[conked]

Imagine tuning into the HF gravitational waves and getting Rick rolled from over 100 light years away.

[MaryAnnNytowl]

Ooh... I love it when something unexplained happens, because that's where new science is going to happen!

[cola]

"We got 2 detections!!!!"
"What did you detect?"
"We'll need couple years and many more tests to answer that."

[BigDaddy_MRI]

Alien 1: “You think anyone is listening in on this conversation?”
Alien 2: “Nope. NOBODY would listen in on high frequency gravitational waves. Even if they were smart enough, they’d think it was primordial black holes or something.”
Alien 1: “As long as you’re sure…”

Anton: Sitting at a console listening in on the Aliens with a big grin on his face.

[onehitpick]

I continue to be amazed by the sheer, shocking number of black holes and other things merging within our detectable range.

[ianwilkinson]

WOW these detectors are a big step up from the crystal radios I used to build as a young teen, I still have a few crystals [somewhere] and possibly a holder, from all those years ago. I am still fascinated by radio communication, but I couldn't even contemplate building something this complex. I have always loved science and cosmology, and Anton our mentor. Cheers

[RedBearAK]

Aliens with gravitational waves: “… WE HAVE BEEN TRYING TO REACH YOU REGARDING YOUR VEHICLE’S EXTENDED WARR—“

[jameslowe]

Hello Anton Thank You for videos. I am a double Lung Transplant survivor who appreciates the scientific get away.

[Bobbias]

I had a feeling you'd be covering this when I read about it. It's a brilliant detector design. I never would have expected you'd be able to make a piezoelectric detector sensitive enough to see high frequency gravitational waves.

[Luperbillion]

Pretty exciting seeing a new field of science expanding like this

[aniksamiurrahman]

I read this news in a B-rated science magazine a few days ago. Since then I was waiting to hear the news from Anton.