10 Recent Space Discoveries That Scientists Can't Explain!

The universe - endless expanses, full of surprises and ever new events. This month, the news of new sightings, mysterious apparitions and fascinating events have once again come thick and fast. We now present to you the most recent and amazing discoveries of the scientists.

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#TheSimplySpaceEN

[georgeduque]

Dude, get your measuring tape out! How far to Mars?!? 😆🤣 I stopped there.

[dannyarmstrong]

"Hardly anything iS known"
You got that right...

[medot]

"Our ignorance expands at the same rate as our knowledge. The more we know, the more we realize how little we know"

[Edgarmajin]

What if Bootes Void is just a result of an advanced civilization consuming its surrounding stars for energy? I've always been fascinated with this one.

[curiodyssey]

Hey bro I think ur video would be better if you squeezed in like 2 or 3 more ads. Us viewers really love when ads take up 1/4 of your run time. Keep it up 👍

[CommissionerSleer]

5:52 "Erwin Schrödinger, known through Schrödinger's Cat, found out, as early as 1935, that the outcome of experiments is changed by the expectations of the observer"
It really annoys me when that mystical mumbo-jumbo is spread by people who should know better. In quantum mechanics, an observer is not a person. An observer is a force field or a particle or collection of them. Any thought should show what nonsense that would be: the universe existed for billions of years before humans evolved and it didn't depend on a single observation by a sentient being let alone a human. There is no evidence for the universe being a simulation.

[igorastral]

Everything was impressive! Boots void seems to me like an excellent candidate for black holes gathering

[eagle-tg]

Had to take this serious when you reference weight and not mass; 55 k to 100 k when it should be millions.

[sherriec]

The "void" is the most interesting.

[iceetmarne]

The void was most interesting. Maybe it's another life form way beyond dysonspheres!

[winternikhil]

In 2 hours new nasa rower landing on mars

[entityskin-stealers]

Me: So you're telling me that only can be made by neutron stars?
Him: Yes.
Me: The image you showed is a pulsar star not a neutron star.

[krypticgamer]

Sir, please note the mistake in the video. Mars isn't 55k or 100k kms away from Earth. The number is in millions

[lloydrobinson]

keep the videos coming, they r getting interesting every time u show them

[MikeSmith-pqwz]

Mars can not hold onto an atmosphere because the planets lacks the ability to produce a strong enough magnetic shield due to the planets core has solidified to keep the solar winds from blowing it away.

[NikolayMihaylovD]

From NASA: "Mars Close Approach was Oct. 6, 2020. That is the point in Mars' orbit when it comes closest to Earth, this time at about 38.6 million miles (62.07 million kilometers) from our planet."

[lamartrobertson]

At 6:48, there's a small moving object in the middle of the video

[atulpatel]

Seriously? 55, 000km? That would be closer than anything to our planet, the moon is approximately 400, 000km from Earth.

[zillibran]

space is really fascinating, how did it found time to get so big😉

[iceetmarne]

55 thousand km? Surely you mean million?