NASA Released a Mind Blowing 3D Map of 4000 Planets Around Us

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[RobertWilliams-mkpl]

Certainly one of the best science channels that I know of. Ideal content and quality of information. Straight data.

[SYSTEMSounds]

Thanks for sharing our work! This is the best explanation out there, we'll send over the update for 5000 when it happens ;)

[therocinante]

This is completely bonkers! Dude your channel is so valuable. Thanks for everything you do!

[rogerpancake]

Thank you Anton...superb series ....brilliantly presented

[doncarlodivargas]

Is this only planets that block the light from its star?
If that is the case we can assume there is a whole lot of more planets not blocking the star we do not see?

[bigtimeposters]

When you're from Toronto it sounds funny when someone not from Toronto says "Tor-on-to".
We actually pronounce it, "Trana"

[TheExoplanetsChannel]

I'm sure there is intelligent life in at least one of those exoplanets !

[vashstarwind]

300 K for Anton! Sooo close! This is such a great channel!!

[astraldreamhead]

Anton you are amazing buddy, your videos are so well put together, your output is amazing and your content is incredible; I am so pleased to check in with you regularly and hear your brilliant observations and analysis. Your channel is the best for people to learn about cosmology and science, thank you so much for the hours of wonderful content, keep up the stellar work wonderful Anton : )

[Kayokak]

Pretty impressive work for a broken telescope.

[chrispannell]

That map will one day be known as the earliest map of the Earth Alliance Galactic Empire ;)

[christianriddler]

Mr. Petrov you are truly doing a service to humanity and common knowledge with your videos. I am very greatful and I am sure that many others are greatful as well. Thank you!

[johnnysparkleface]

That solar pressure idea is so good, they should design all future spacecraft requiring stabilization to take advantage. I wonder if it's a good enough idea to render gyroscopes unnecessary. The lifetime of telescopes could be almost unlimited! (aside from technical obsolescence)

[MartinUToob]

Man! What a great channel. You're terrific.
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[OldGamerNoob]

mentioning finding planets around pulsars, it occurred to me that if the radiation beam that spins around it fires right at any of it's planets, that would be the moment when the beam is NOT pointed at us. It would be like at those moments having a really well iluminated planet WITHOUT the glare of their star.
Taking repeated exposures between the pulsars' flashes could allow us to directly image their exoplanets
a high resolution radio image of an exoplanet with the event horizon telescope sounds awesome.

[chomperboygillam]

My son and I love your channel. Thanks for inspiring the next generation about science and space. Also my son wants me to tell you that he says "You are the wonderful person Anton."

[mediawolf]

Is there any way to see the map from the outside, for example from above? I'm super-curious how big a radius our plant-finding capabilities can reach. If we were looking down at our galaxy, would all those 4, 000+ planetary systems be clustered really close to us in a tiny sphere, or are we detecting them further away, further into the galaxy? As always, thanks for the great info.

[Thatbo]

I am the Watched on social blade to make sure i have been watching for a while but i was on a tv so i couldn't sub but now i got my phone and subbed congratulations

[slayerem]

I'm intrigued now... every video or documentary about the first planets discovered say that we first found them in 1994/1995 and the very first was Belerophon.

[sdlhulm]

Thank you, This video was one of the bests.