Whole Universe May Be Vibrating From Gravitational Wave Background

Hello and welcome! My name is Anton and in this video, we will talk about a discovery of some sort of a gravitational background detected using pulsars
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[thedoruk]

Anton has officially confirmed that the whole Universe is essentially *vibing*

[-jeff-]

Nice to know the universe still has a pulse.

[davesutherland]

I believe it was PBS Spacetime that suggested that at some point in the future we may be able to measure gravitational waves created during the big bang. It was also suggested that there may be a gravitational wave ‘CMB’ left over from the big bang that was created prior to the formation of the microwave CMB.

[movaxh]

Pulsar timing arrays are mind-blowing. It is so genius, and so complex method, but extremely promising too.

[ImKaraB]

You've revived my love of science. Thank you Anton. I love your videos, keep up the amazing work ❤️

[iamyahuahswitness]

I love how you teach, I've been able to have my twenty year old daughters down to my grandkids learn so much from your studies. Thank you so much for your time and studies. Great presentation and studies as always. Many blessings to all of you and yours.

[izzy-l]

Thank you Anton! Waking the masses up every video

[jinjunmei]

Science is so cool, I wish I was smart enough to understand and appreciate the math behind these discoveries and theories.

[SuperShiwi]

Everything seems to be vibrational waves. From sound to light to gravity to time. It's kinda awesome

[deepcreek]

Thank you for your updates! They're always well explained and interesting!

[tempusfugit]

when you call every person you meet, Wonderful! that would help the vibe ;) thanks again Anton.

[Gigga]

A lot of high quality content. Keep it up.

[chair]

ive always found the idea of cosmic strings to be incredibly interesting. im glad to hear they are still a topic being thought about for explainations.

[MaryAnnNytowl]

Very cool study! Thanks for being a bright spot in my otherwise dark world, Anton. I appreciate it so much!

[grfn]

This channel should have millions of subscribers. Recommend it to anyone you know interested in science!! As always: Thank you Anton!!

[billbridge]

I really like this channel. So interesting! And Anton presents in a way that I can understand.

[global_nomad.]

on top of the usual excellent content, i think todays background graphics were particularly amazing...

[jpzirngibl]

Haha, I’m a drummer and I have that Roland electronic drum set seen on your video. Funny to see it here, it definitely makes waves, sound waves! :)

[Shideous]

With all the black holes and stars merging in the universe I would expect this result. We have not seen any evidence that waves decrise over time and with waves amplifying or canceling out each other there would be strange not to have a "grooving" universe.

[TheImmortuary]

Imagine the universe is like the surface of the ocean, it's never still. Our detectors are just not able to see the detail. While they may be able to detect the tsunamis from recent events, they lack the resolution to see the subtle wave-like action that must persist in the universe, as each gravity wave would interfere with other gravity wave events.