Unsolved Mysteries That Have Confused Scientists For Years

A compilation of @astrumspace episodes on unsolved science mysteries.

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[guymanuel]

Even if it's reuploads this channel is a hidden gem

[rogerdudra]

I have had the luxury of laying on my back in a good gerry bag watching the earth turn at night in Glacier Park and in the Bob Marshall Wilderness of this state. It's a good view.

[jugcage]

Thanks for the video, these long ones are a treat!

[poiwytlee]

There's a lot of negativity in the comments on this one. Weird...

[Guts]

Thanks for putting this together. Great video.

[lucasm]

I still think its so funny that in 2024 with all of our intelligence and technology we think we know how the universe started but it hinges on physics and mainly on gravity which is a complete mystery. We still have no idea how gravity really works, we can't replicate it or stop it, all we know is how to measure it from mass and gravitational waves. We have so much still to learn about our existence and the universe

[marinoceccotti]

My solution to the Fermi Paradox : Interstellar travel and interstellar communication have NEVER been possible due to the laws of physics. Since the universe has stabilized, millions of civilisations have thrived, reached an advanced state then withered away, having depleted all their available resources, trapped in their own solar system, just as we are.
These civilisations have built radio-telescopes to listen to the void, but to no avail. Artificial signals have always been, and always will be too weak not to fade away in the Oort clouds/gas clouds surrounding each star. Like we did, they built space station, reached their moon(s), maybe their closest planet, but that's all. Probes were sent, but were just too insignificant to be noticed, and died.
The best aspect of this solution is that it does not contradict anything we witness now : No signals, no signatures, no megastructures, nothing.

[spindoctor]

I think having a "classification" is close to the least important thing needed for these objects. However these things get named or grouped together changes nothing about them.
Pluto was once classified as a planet, now it is classified as a Dwarf planet, that didn't help anything, it didn't suddenly give us any new information about Pluto. If there are seven objects out there, they are most likely very different from each other and worth studying on their own merit.

[thethomascobbgroup]

8:46 anyone would think that this Avi Loeb guy had a book to sell and disproving his obsessive alien theory would harm it's sales.
Oh he did? Never mind.

[AlwayslookingNeverlookedfor]

I saw something in Edmonton Canada years back. I thought it was a shooting star but it slowed down, stopped, backed up, stopped, then took off back out of our atmosphere. There was 2 of us that saw it that night. It was soooo high up it would have been a jet but a jet wouldn't have been able to do what I saw. I'm also an ex military employee.

[anthonyshiels]

I spent the last 3 years of my Primary School Education in the Headmasters Classroom.
One day in 1966 he posed a question out of the blue:
Do you think that there is life out there in the Universe?
The 3 classes under his tutorship were simply stunned.
At the age of 11 I raised my hand and when he signalled that he was ready to hear me I made this statement:
There HAS to be.
He pondered this for a moment and replied:
You could be right. Its big enough anyway.

[OnlyOrinthal]

With the 'Dark Comets' I would guess the increase in velocity would be from entry into a Space Manifold

[leightaft]

Damn some of these comments are brutal! Relax folks we’re all here for the same interest and we’re all entitled to opinion.

[SamtheIrishexan]

I had a super vivid dream about ball lightning when I was a young teen. I remember I fell asleep watching a thunderstorm outside from bed. Then I remember a ball of lightning hanging in the air, and it came into my room right through the walls before disappearing. I felt it was real for years.

[WeAreLegion]

Wouldnt the effects of acceleration cancel eachother out? Towards the sun it would slow itself down and away from the sun speed up?

[kholemcrae]

We don’t know what nothing is, to us nothing is a something, but it can’t be, it’s just nothing and our brains can’t see it

[frissonsteemit]

I took an "Oumuamua" last week and needed to use the plunger

[darkmatter]

Imagine what would happen if a hydrogen comet, just 200 meters across, struck Earth. Surely an ELE event.

[nealdaniel]

Thanks for these. Curious acceleration. It's as if omuamua had encountered a cloud of dark matter.

[bd]

I'd like to see you cover the "consciousness" and interdimensional aspects of this subject. Our government has spent a lot of money on investigating these aspects, would be a good trail to go down.