The Top 10 Astronomical Discoveries of 2021 (Part 2)

The second half of what I consider the most interesting astronomical discoveries of 2021.

0:00 Intro
1:14 Juno Jupiter
7:22 Black Holes Are Awesome
14:20 The Measure of a Comet
20:26 A Flash In The Dark
24:02 Honorable Mentions
25:45 Another Brick In The Road
37:20 Outro
37:59 Credits

[jonathanrobinson]

Parallax Nick - the man, the legend.

Why has this channel not got a hundred thousand subs yet? Bloody algorithm

[laurachapple]

Calling Loeb 'the Hoyle of our Generation' is the most accurate thing I ever heard.

[longcastle]

_The Milky Way has an atmosphere..._ That one caught me. Would love to hear more about it

[DavoidJohnson]

Another top notch production. Researching and disseminating astro-science with a healthy dose of artistic flare.

[Jabranalibabry]

Nice new intro, nick, always awesome to have the pleasure of watching an upload! Don't forget us when you'll be the YT astro-king 👊

[ophiuchus]

Your annual reviews are something I've come to look forward to. Love the awesome new intro sequence!

[DogsaladSalad]

I'm not sure when it happened, but its become much more apparent that your quality of videos have greatly improved

[Fig_Bender]

Hey nick, just wanted to drop in and say how much I love your videos again
I've been watching since 2016 or 2017, I remember when you had 200 subscribers, my memory is fuzzy on exactly when that was
Thanks for all the content my friend

[arongyorffy]

You keep amazing me, I don't know, nor do I care about your budget for your videos, but in my opinion they are still much more enjoyable and informative than anything I had ever seen as a documentary about space, keep on going!!!

[davidkelley]

I started it Nick but I can’t do it. I just have to go back & watch part 1 again so I can take the list in as one grand list rather than 2 half list. The fun would be gone too fast!

[stevenjones]

“The Fred Hoyle of our generation” made me snort Guinness into my nose.

[stekra]

This is amting thank you so much for all the hard work over the years

[cjmahar]

Way to end it with a bang Nick! That last statement filled me with as much dread as it did hope for the future. Wonderful video. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

[translumination]

I love your annual reviews. I love your comment that the universe is sublime. It always lifts my spirits to think of this.

[jeremymahrer]

Walter and you did a very good job on your new ParallaxNick opening sequence. Good piece of work as ever and thank you for the link to Sabine on gluons. I hope the last part of your video is not removed. Why your one which alluded directly to the war in Ukraine was, is completely beyond me; so explain if the energy is within you. Thank You for the effort and insight which means that now Fusion should be up and running jolly soon. Love j.

[SquirrelASMR]

This channel is like a beautiful scientific and historical journey and even has poetry and other literature sprinkled throughout. It's the best for bedtime stories, especially lwhen nick starts talking about the gods and words which objects in our solar systems are named after. All that stuff is so relaxing and really interesting. This guy's presentation is so unique and I love it.

[joethebassplayer]

I like the new intro and great video as always! Good Audio as well!!

[carterh]

Ooooo a new intro! I knew that muon discovery would be first. It was all physics YouTube talked about for like a month. Great vid compilation as always

[edwardtaylor]

Excellent video, very interesting and enjoyable

[alvaromartins]

Amazing Saturday evening premiere! Thanks for another great video.