This is Not a Star Map, It's a Map Of Massive Black Holes

Hello and welcome! My name is Anton and in this video, we will talk about a newly created star map that actually shows thousands of black holes instead.

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[vlada]

The moment "That's so beautiful" changes to "That's so terrifying."...

[michaelbenecke]

Only person that has me interested in the science he brings to the table and then can make me think out of nowhere. he really is the friendliest person I've ever seen keep being awesome man 👍

[grahamturner]

Nice to see that Anton approaches this subject with an appropriate sense of gravitas...

[professordanfurmanek]

A truly heartfelt thank you Anton for this wonderful video!! A great explanation and clarification for all the world to learn from!! Kudos!

[MrTD]

1 of the best space channels on the tube

[ShauntSerelu]

Me: *learning astrophysics for evil*
Anton: "stay wonderful"
Me: "damn now I can't do evil"

[jfriendk]

How about you do some b roll footage of you or some bloopers sometime? It would be fun and bring a new light to your amazing videos!

Keep up the great work!

[thomasjephson]

“That’s no Star map! It’s massive Black Holes...”

[bruinflight]

It's a damned good thing they didn't add 'T' for 'telescope at the end of LOFAR...

[chucktyler]

I have the nagging feeling that this map should have been black dots on a white background.

[Werewindle]

I just live to watch you smile and wave every day!! Really loved this report!

[TheTripfantastic]

Thanks again for the science Anton, you always come up with something interesting.

[genostellar]

Finally. I've seen tons of stars, galaxies and even a map of the entire observable universe, but outside of being told that super massive black holes are at the center of most galaxies, I've never had anything to help me visualize how many are out there. This is a good first step to finally having that. Just the fact that it looks like a starry sky gives a very deep understanding of just how many of them could be out there.

[williamthornburgh]

Thank You Anton! Finally understand how black holes can give off light.

[josephcarland]

It interesting to see result from the new telecope at Birr.

[CharleyBrown]

So happy your becoming more popular. This is the type of videos that should have millions of views.

[markyoung]

What is really great about this is the fact that we now know how to detect actual black holes. Well done for bringing this to us Anton, I think we now need a low frequency radio telescope in space to do our local area survey as i am sure there are hundreds of black holes within a few thoudand light years of earth. As we now know there is one just a 1000 light years away.

[jamesd]

Hello Amazing Anton, this is Wonderful Person. Enjoying your videos as always.

[susanariveracabrera]

Antoine and team: thank you for your videos. All of them are fabulous! It is very interesting and high quality information. Please keep on doing this wonderful research job. I'm eagered to receive more videos like this. Once more thanks, and have a wonderful reseach!

[Michelottob]

Hello Anton! Picture and sound of your videos have largely improved now. Thumbs up!